Sentence examples for uneven competitions from inspiring English sources

In the tournament's early years, different countries had vastly different playing styles, making for more uneven competitions (but a more entertaining spectacle).

As noted on numerous occasions here over the six seasons since the Grand Final play-offs were expanded to eight clubs in 2009, allowing more than half the clubs in an uneven competition to qualify for a crack at Old Trafford has been a recipe for complacency on the field and apathy off it.

However, a technology-neutral design of the TGC system is coupled with uneven competition across renewable energy subsectors.

This paper sheds light on additional explanatory factors for uneven competition, illustrating that investment paths vary across subsectors.

The policy created uneven competition between local muscle men and poor fishers, with the effect that musclemen were able to take advantage of open access, and poor fishers were adversely affected as they could not compete with against the more powerful class of people.

This brought on more criticism about uneven competition.

Gymnast Beth Tweddle has won an Olympic bronze medal in the individual uneven bars competition at the North Greenwich Arena.

Access to services may appear enhanced in urban areas, but often their quality is uneven and the competition for them is intense.

Equally there were signs that the financial clout of the richest nations is making some of the competition worryingly uneven.

Fertilization in each dish was induced by adding 20 μl of milt of only one of the ten males to avoid potential sperm competition and uneven fertilization rates per male.

Tweddle faces stiff competition from world uneven bars champion Viktoria Komova, reigning Olympic champion He Kexin of China and newly crowned individual all-around champion, Gabrielle Douglas of the United States, but Korbut has backed her to win her first Olympic title.