Sentence examples for a range of competitions from inspiring English sources

Considered one of the so-called extreme sports, skateboarding as a professional sport boasts a range of competitions, including vertical and street-style events.

The simple action of staging a range of competitions in Country A as opposed to Country B is only relevant if it entertains global spectators or facilitates the business of sports.

"AMAZON helped legitimize us," says Mr. Farentinos, an engineer who designs the company's products, which now have a range of competition from other companies.

Cloudera acknowledges that it faces a range of competition.

MasterCard, the world's second-largest credit card company after Visa, had lost the rights in the latest shake up by FIFA of its sponsorships to shake down even more marketing money for the 2010 and 2014 World Cups and a range of FIFA competitions and events in between.

The hope of those who designed telecommunications reform was that Telstra's monopoly of the physical telecommunications network would be replaced by "facilities-based competition" in which a range of competitors constructed their own networks.

There will be a wide range of competitions, festivals, exhibitions and special events in Riga and around the country.

Finbarr adds: "There are a huge range of competitions run annually to get involved in that target university level students".

The Florist After more than two decades of entering a range of professional florist competitions, Jacques Castagné was finally awarded the distinction of Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 2004.

Since the 1970s, workers in places like Detroit, Bethlehem, and Peoria have faced another challenge: a range of new sources of competition, especially the "Asian tigers" like South Korea and Taiwan.

And once again, as Hollywood faces a widening range of competition from cable and satellite television, home video and the Internet, the industry needs a fresh gimmick (and this one has the advantage, at least for the moment, of being pirate-proof).