Sentence examples for violent competitions from inspiring English sources

Males are taller, have larger upper body muscles, and are more likely to engage in violent competitions with other members of their sex.

The bitter, often violent competition culminated in the Seven Oaks Massacre of 1816.

Violent competition over scarce resources may erupt with or between emerging superpowers, such as China and India.

"There are films here that transcend any idea of violent competition, and the base violence of pure competition.

The key difference, Buscaglia said, is that today's expansion model is based on tactical alliances rather than violent competition.

The film's story was inspired by what Jean-Pierre called "the obsession with performance and violent competition between workers everywhere in the workplace, in Belgium and elsewhere".

When a more heavyweight player is taken out, a gap opens up in the supply chain which is promptly filled by violent competition between or within gangs.

"There won't be a spirit of violent competition between the museums, as if they were out to destroy each other.

But those new governments are locked in fierce, sometimes violent, competition with the more hard-line wing of the Islamic political movements over how much of the faith can mix with democracy, over the very building blocks of religious identity.

Those were specific to Darfur, whereas the sharp drop in rainfall hit the whole Sahel, without intensifying conflict elsewhere.Another commonly cited example is violent competition for scarce grazing between nomadic herdsmen in the Horn of Africa.

There are a lot of similarities between The Testing and The Hunger Games, such as a female protagonist, a giant apocalyptic war in the background and a violent competition at its heart.