Sentence examples for value of competition from inspiring English sources
Whether or not that happens, Hall's arts policy shows the value of competition.
I've already done my part to promote the value of competition, almost completely unconsciously.
The goalless condition of the game was not exactly a delight to Sir Alex Ferguson but he does have a keen appreciation of the value of competition.
Fleishman-Hillard/Sacramento VP Chris Thompson thought the "Yes on 38" team could have made a stronger argument emphasizing the value of competition and comparing vouchers to college scholarships.
While Japan's automakers and electronics companies understand the value of competition, he said, "Companies that compete only in the domestic market wholesale, retail, distribution and construction, public utilities, these industrial sections still do not believe 100percentt in the market mechanism, but rather that some manipulation is necessary".
Poetry served to transmit all the traditional wisdom, which combined two currents: the ethic of the citizen expressed in the moralizing elegies of the 6th-century lawmaker Solon and the old Homeric ideal of the value of competition and heroic exploit.
But a significant number of critics and teachers took to castigating the premise and value of competitions as an encouragement of faceless virtuosity, superficial brilliance and inoffensive interpretations.
"More than skills, he taught love of the game and the values of competition, team work and sportsmanship," said Dennis Barry, the director of the Garden City Rams Lacrosse program.
Within that perspective, the values of competition and domination are seen to undergird both the activities of the marketplace and the rational moral theories.
These they define as co-operation, collegiality, intuition and niceness, as opposed to the "male values" of competition, hierarchy, rationality and violence.
While I certainly don't approve of performance-enhancing drugs, I won't allow an athlete's recklessness -- if someone wants to destroy his body -- to destroy the greater values of competition.
