Sentence examples for success of competition from inspiring English sources
The same individuals are in competition for empty places, and the success of competition is proportional to the relative fitness of an individual.
My wish would be to return at least one competition to a home-and-home knockout competition format (no group stage) that formed the basis of the initial success of European competition from 1955 through to the nineties.
Part of the reason for the success of the competition so far is that England has never staged a global Twenty20 event.
More than a million spectators attended (double the figure of Atlanta), including 320,000 schoolchildren, but Michael Bleasdale, the executive director of national advocacy group People With Disability, said opportunities were lost, despite all the success of the competition itself.
"There is a real danger that FFP will undermine the long-term success of European competition.
He was not only the driving force behind Real Madrid winning the first five European Cups, he was also chiefly responsible for the quick success of the competition.
As the recent spat between Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore and England boss Hodgson showed, this is a debate which divides more than it unites, and ultimately the league will agree to nothing which damages the success of its competition.
I've never been a huge fan of double-headers with the men's teams - although there obviously can be benefits - and I'm sure following the success of the competition this year it will be well received.
We were so committed to the success of the competition, we looked like a juvenile sports betting startup.
Hence, depending on the relative cost to reproductive success of sperm competition, males may often favor extra-territorial, unfamiliar, or novel females as mates (e.g., Kelley et al. 1999; Tokarz 2008; Tan et al. 2013; see also Spence et al. 2013).
