Sentence examples for The key competition from inspiring English sources

But no one pats themselves on the back when they take the lead in part because the key competition is handicapped, and certainly not Toyota.

Van Gaal maintains the FA Cup is a key competition for the Red Devils this season with the Premier League title seemingly out of reach.

The key is competition for retail customers and essentially that means competition on price.

Other key competition titles include the fifth film from Midnight Special director Jeff Nichols: Loving, which stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton as a real-life couple battling racial prejudice in mid-50s America.

The stability of partnerships with local authorities is often a key competition factor.

Azure is healthy, but lags behind its key competition in terms of mind and market share.

The nine- to 12-hour time difference between Sochi, Russia, and the U.S. have tamped down audience levels, in part, because most viewers know the outcome of key competitions long before NBC's prime-time broadcasts begin.

For Skidmore, who is competing in the laser class competition (the least expensive of sailing events) it has meant raising more than $100,000 from corporate and individual sponsors while completing his studies in economics and history, training throughout the year and sailing in key competitions in warm climates, including recent trips to Australia.

"I think my main concern with the Paralympics is making sure we still get into key competitions.

The Competition Commission's inquiry has ignored the key drivers of competition.

New technical developments are recognized to be the key to successful competition.