Sentence examples for wars competition from inspiring English sources

The scene was the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences on Dec. 7 as Computer Aided Machine Design (ES 51), a course led by Lecturer Nathan Taylor, hosted its end-of-semester Turf Wars Competition.

Telephone companies AT&T and SBC Communications Tuesday posted weaker third-quarter revenue and margins as price wars, competition and slack demand offset efforts to cut costs.

While working for NASA, Mejdal had a side job as the chief quantitative analyst for Sam Walker's fantasy baseball team Streetwalkers Baseball Club, which was participating in the Tout Wars competition's "Battle of the Experts".

The Robot Wars competitions were briefly an annual ritual in geek-saturated Northern California, until they were shut down because of litigation between business partners.

Cold War competition also extended to international arms transfers.

One of the most popular lunchtime activities is the inter-house tug-of-war competition.

In these experiences we discovered common ground: Frisbee, laughter and a little healthy tug-of-war competition.

The impact of war, competition, the industrial revolution, the devastation of Prohibition, and changing political philosophies are detailed.

In the period between 1945 and the late 70s, Cold War competition was arguably the biggest such constraint.

What works is washing hands, bringing cleaners back in house, collecting evidence, sharing best practice, not wasteful turf-war competition.

NASA's early years were characterized by Cold-War competition and posturing between America and the Soviet Union as the two superpowers vied for supremacy in space exploration.