Sentence examples for should be a competition from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon basically shows that there should be a competition between the excess hydroxyl ions present at a higher pH and the negatively charged dichromate ions in the solution phase for the active adsorption sites on the adsorbent surfaces.

"My position - and the FA's position - on Sepp Blatter is that there should be a competition," he added, after former Fifa deputy general secretary Jerome Champagne announced his decision to stand against the Swiss.

A positive effect to electro-catalysis capacity is observed when the concentration of DMSO or water is increased from the volume equivalent point, implying that there should be a competition between protic and aprotic media, which can be characterized by EC-NMR technique.

"I don't think reading should be a competition or an endurance test," he said.

The results suggest that the aqueous-phase radical entry into the particles should be a competitive process, i.e. the competition between radical diffusion from the bulk aqueous phase to the interface of particles and its reactions in the aqueous phase determines whether it may be adsorbed into the particles or not.

"We are not against the competition, but it should be a fair competition," Raciel Palafox, who has been a licensed cabbie for 12 years, told VICE News.

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"We play against the Australians and Kiwis week in, week out and we know a lot of their players so hopefully it should be a good competition".

In 2008, several NRL club bosses expressed the view that the NRL should be a "national" competition, since it now had teams from all around Australia rather than just on the eastern seaboard, arguing that such a move would increase the competition's revenue.

1. Included in the next Olympics program, there should be a non-competition, in a lovely park/garden (preferably with fountains), of persons just promenading, enjoying gentle physical movement at leisurely pace suiting their age/inclinations.

She decided that there should be a Miss Rwanda competition across Britain for those in the diaspora, and plans were under way when she died.