Sentence examples for thought of competing from inspiring English sources

I just started coming back into the sport in 2009 after leaving it without any thought of competing again.

NEW England grocery stores that quailed at the thought of competing against Wal-Mart have discovered this for themselves, she added.

In July 2005, a year after von der Lippe first thought of competing in the 2008 trials, she bettered the qualifying standard in the 100 breast with a 1 12.49.

Four years of exceptionally hard work had disappeared in a puff of wind, or rather the lack of it, although a smile returned to his face at the thought of competing in four years' time at his home town of Weymouth.

Radcliffe said the thought of competing at London had kept her "fighting, motivated and focused".

As an ambassador for the 2014 Commonwealth Games though, Adlington admits she tempted by the thought of competing in Scotland.

After readers, the main party to gain from Google is likely to be authors, even if some might be downcast at the thought of 6m competing books suddenly entering the marketplace.

Here is Acemoglu, Robinson and Verdier's first assumption: and here is their subsequent thought: Whatever the merits of competing economic models, there is no question that in the United States, cutthroat capitalism holds sway.

A long introductory clause, a pileup of punctuation, or a back-and-forth of competing thoughts may signal that a sentence is too tangled.

In his social and political thought, Anderson holds that society is a complex of competing and cooperating movements neither united by inclusive social purpose, nor reducible to its individual members.

Responses to the open-ended questions were transcribed verbatim and used for a qualitative analysis regarding older adults' personal thoughts and experiences surrounding ICD decision making in the context of competing health risks.