Sentence examples for a competition from a from inspiring English sources

The startup faces a competition from a number of companies in the space, including WePay and Kickstarter.

Bristol university graduate Tiffany Philippou originally set up the group in response to a competition from ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi to win a mere summer internship.

"There's a lack of competition from a professional sports standpoint.

We shared the lahmacun as an opener, but it had competition from a roster of worthy appetizers.

Despite competition from a version by a white group, the Hilltoppers, Only You reached No 5 in the pop charts in November 1955.

The Wye remains a beauty, though it has competition from a gazillion other beauty spots these days, while Ross, also a beauty, has a strange, old-fashioned air.

To focus purely on competition from a young age breeds an elitist mentality that would only provide children who display potential at that moment to succeed.

Flexing his muscles, Mr Sarkozy persuaded Ms Merkel to drop a phrase about "free and undistorted competition" from a list of the EU's core objectives.

Because the event was not televised live, she received a play-by-play of the competition from a USA Gymnastics official who sent her text messages.

If that number sounds robust, especially given competition from a new Star Wars film, a look at the small print is required.

"That is a terrific achievement against a backdrop of the global economic situation, an incredibly wet August, competition from a fantastic Olympic games and of course the problems with the box office system".