Sentence examples for set competition from inspiring English sources

It bears remembering that his terrific year-end finish came indoors in best-of-three set competition when the player of the year, Novak Djokovic, was running on fumes.

When prices are set, competition is forced out and the consumer loses, anti-trust allegations usually appear.

Meanwhile they have records to set, competitions to enter, a rival family to grimicingly welcome to the neighborhood, media demands to satisfy and a million and one other things to attend to.

In the summer of 1958, on the strength of his success in winning the Observer's crossword setting competition two years running, he was taken on by the then Manchester Guardian as one of its small band of crossword setters.

We're setting competition aside and encouraging others to utilize these open source tools".

Would I be known as the person who set a competition no one wanted to enter?

In America, as well as in Britain and Australia, it is traded freely and prices are set through competition.

Behind a behemoth forward pack and with the mentoring of Wayne Bennett, Milford could set the competition alight.

The thinking then was that if the payers of health care could set up competition, they could leverage that and health care costs would go down.

To realize some of these savings, Medicare could use an approach called a reverse Dutch auction to set up competition for doctors in oversupplied regions.

All have set the competition alight over the opening four rounds and would not look out of place in the Blue line-up.