Sentence examples for visible competition from inspiring English sources
PAGE C5 THE AGONY OF COMPETITION "The Audition," a two-hour documentary directed by the award-winning filmmaker Susan Froemke, tells the backstage story of the excruciatingly competitive final rounds of the 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, the most visible competition in America.
This subtler, less visible competition among the kinds, as much as the alchemical possibilities of the craft, may be the real fire of innovation.
Typically, each year, about 1,800 aspiring young singers enter the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, the most visible competition in America.
"What the prior Darpa challenges did is that, by injecting all of these resources and by having a strong and visible competition, they really pushed the field over that hump, and now people know that it can be done," he said.
While I continue to believe SiRF's viable and visible competition is fairly limited, albeit still significant due to the strengths of the competing companies, I think it's equally clear that GRMN faces an abundance of competition.
Males establish dominance hierarchies prior to the mating season, however, some studies in the wild have shown no male aggression or visible competition for receptive females.
The images are on the bottom, not even visible during competition.
Another way of accomplishing the same effect is to sign up for visible pitch competitions like the Startup Bootcamp's Tech Allstars (a competition for startups in EU who were part of accelerators), or LeWeb's pitching competition.
Visible Technologies faces competition from Radian6, Scout Labs and ViralHeat.
The Global Auction Block From Sealed Bids To Online Competition More visible is the Internet auction house operated by FreeMarkets.
Although English soccer clubs are among the richest and most visible in the world, competition from Italian, French and Spanish leagues for players have contributed to the type of wage inflation bedeviling sports in the United States.
