Sentence examples similar to view a competition from inspiring English sources

The former Olympic track coach Brooks Johnson once told me that sport at its highest level should be viewed as a competition waged among "genetic freaks".

U.S. News is the only metric where we are directly compared to our peers and as such, it's viewed as a competition that we'd like to win.

In SWMb, the interactions of the distal histidine are not usually viewed as a competition between the open (external) and closed (internal) conformers, since the H64 is predominantly in the internal site under any but extreme conditions of pH.

The result, particularly from the spectator's point of view, is a competition whose dynamics are fundamentally unpredictable.

I have found that a simple distinction appears to lie at the heart of whether athletes are able to rise to the occasion and perform their best when it really counts or crumble under the weight of expectations and tough conditions on the day of a competition: Do they view the competition as a threat or a challenge.

Consider that people tend to view negotiation as a competition between parties fighting over the biggest piece of a "fixed pie". Even when negotiators prefer the same outcome, they tend to believe that the other side's interests are opposed to their own, researchers Leigh Thompson and Reid Hastie have found.

This bias can be especially strong in negotiation, given the prevalent tendency to view negotiation as a competition.

Sometimes we view loss as a competition, as if one kind of grief is more worthy of our tears.

They also view politics as a competition over scarce resources and highlight differences in political power between institutions, such as between the courts and the legislature.

Many times we view it as a competition saying, "If he's out there, then I need to get out there and date again!" It is not a contest.

Many informants view P4P as a competition between health facilities.