Sentence examples for work on competition from inspiring English sources

Biologists who work on competition sometimes get academically roughed up too.

[C6.] Reprieve for Phone Companies AT&T, MCI and other telephone companies that provide local calling by renting other carriers' equipment have received a six-month extension on discounted leasing rates while regulators work on competition rules.

Understanding the phylogeny of this group improves interpretation of classical ecological work on competition, distributional changes associated with climate change, and the morphological evolution of complex cirripede phenotypes.

Developing a new product and seeing it perform well in the marketplace is exciting, just as being a civil servant in the Department for Business working on competition policy or helping firms export is exciting.

It is a routine, familiar to anyone who has worked on competitions of this kind, that jumps and jolts between utterly different proposals: one minute the answer is a ground-scraper; the next it is a willowy tree.

In the evening, we rehearse for productions or work on our competition solos.

AT&T, MCI and other telephone companies that provide local calling by renting other carriers' equipment have received a six-month extension on discounted leasing rates while regulators work on new competition rules.

(One panelist, Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic for The New Yorker and formerly a critic for The Times, estimated that $40,000 covered little more than two hours of work on the competition).

He won an Emmy in 2001 for his work on the competition reality series "Survivor".

Our results are consistent with previous work on sperm competition and sexual conflict in other taxa, such as Drosophila melanogaster [ 45, 46].

Until recently, work on cell competition was mainly carried out in Drosophila and relied heavily on the analysis of two experimentally induced populations (e.g. wild-type vs. mutant cells) in mosaic epithelia.