Sentence examples for world competitor from inspiring English sources

In order to do this, he worked with choreographer Sandra Bezic, a former Canadian pairs champion and world competitor.

Eric Margiore, David Stephenson and the versatile Anna Leese, a Cardiff Singer of the World competitor this week, led the assured cast.

One of the great classical fencers of the 20th century, Gaudin was once described as "poetry in motion" for his seemingly effortless control of his blade through "finger play". The left-handed Gaudin was a top world competitor in foil and épée throughout the 1920s.

A tall, taciturn, bespectacled Dutchman with a studious mien and a courtly manner, Dr. Euwe was in the front ranks of chess nearly all his life, first as a child prodigy, then as a national and world competitor and, from 1970 until his retirement in 1978, as president of the Federation Internationale des Eschecs.

To tap into the growing Chinese auto market, which overtook the U.S.' to become the biggest in the world, competitor Honda Motor Co. is planning to build another plant in China along with its joint venture partner, Dongfeng Motor Group.

This will represent a world competitor to other exporters who produce and compete within the same harvest period.

The most effective world competitors incorporate superior quality and reliability into their cost structures.

Like other European companies, Mondragon is exposed to fierce competition from developing world competitors with lower labour costs.

Unless they break away from old traditions and look at their business as a total package, American companies cannot expect to become world competitors.

Although it is a race round the world, competitors jockeyed at the starting line as if preparing for a buoy race around the harbor.

In the real world, competitors in a market or drivers on a highway don't (usually) calculate the Nash equilibria for their particular games and then adopt the resulting strategies.