Noncompetitive

A Republican last won Illinois in 1988, and the populous Democratic stronghold of Chicago has made the state largely noncompetitive in national elections in recent cycles, including all three with Donald Trump as the GOP nominee.

It’s easy to imagine turnout slipping even lower, given the especially bitter cold and a relatively noncompetitive race.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is the largest network of breast cancer events in the nation, uniting more than 1.2 million passionate participants supporting the noncompetitive 3- to 5-mile walks each year.

The contest features 217 participants in 20 levels of difficulty, all the way up to college and noncompetitive adult levels.

Shock reinforced that the Air Force is on track to meet its goal within the next few years and will continue to push the noncompetitive appointment hiring process.

Any heavy metal ion (such as copper cations in copper(II) sulfate ) can act as a noncompetitive inhibitor of catalase.

As such, although he did try to study in private, Hong was ultimately noncompetitive in later examinations and unable to become a bureaucrat.

It has few natural resources to exploit and a small, noncompetitive industrial sector.

Overall, the Honduran manufacturing sector has mimicked other sectors of the economy—it is mostly noncompetitive, even in a regional context, because of insufficient credit and the high cost of inputs.