Sentence examples for seeking competition from inspiring English sources

A lifetime of exhaustive training, blood, sweat and tears, learning from highs and lows, relationship sacrifices and time away from the ones you love most while you travel the world seeking competition all go into one Olympic Games.

We show that this problem can be solved by local competition (such as bribery, lobbying, rent seeking, competition at the patent office) among players who apply the same search strategies or develop the same design.

McDonald has lent his talents to the high school team, but to further his soccer career in a better training and competitive environment, he has also sought competition in Queens and Brooklyn.

As mentioned before, today we do not seek competition with long range vehicles (ICEVs or other alternative vehicles).

We have always sought competition for places and John's arrival will only make that more intense".

In particular when (chi>0), (1.1) describes the spatial temporal dynamics of u and v such that the former invades the latter to seek competition subject to Lotka Volterra kinetics.

Whether he knows it or not, Boies is fronting for a market-driven agenda which, as Karen Lewis observes, seeks competition-driven schools that would turn out Masters of the Universe and Walmart greeters.

Redknapp has been seeking strong competition for Gomes since Carlo Cudicini was injured in a motorcycle accident last November.

Mark Sibley, a standout guard at Northwestern in the early 1970s, would venture into the city in the summer, seeking tougher competition to prepare him for the Big Ten.

In his senior year, seeking better competition, Goodman transferred to Takoma Academy in nearby Takoma Park, Md., a Seventh-day Adventist school that observed the Sabbath on the same days he did.

Landon Donovan was the outlier – but even he sought European competition to strengthen his career.