Sentence examples for a sharp competition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's entry into the debate now sets up a sharp competition for the votes of the elderly concerned about health care.

The lack of a serious challenge from other battery types has allowed lead acid products to serve this market exclusively, with minimal demand for product improvement through research and development, and a sharp competition has, over time, cut sales prices to commodity levels.

A tournament bringing together the world's best players over a short, sharp competition over less than two weeks will be a test of its continuing appeal for players and fans.

A short, sharp competition like the World Cup is very attractive to terrestrial TV".

It's a short, sharp competition with only the top eight countries competing at three venues - The Oval, Edgbaston and Cardiff.

Dead Rising 3 is still one of the strongest titles in the PS4/ Xbox One launch line-up, but that's more down to a lack of sharp competition than any peculiar brilliance.

Gillette, based in Boston, has foundered as the company struggled with a weak euro and sharp competition for its Duracell brand batteries.

But that is changing as Web retailers look for an edge in a business with low margins and sharp competition.

The hallmarks of American capitalism a willingness to take risks, a light regulatory touch and sharp competition—have spawned enormous wealth.

New convention centers in both Washington and Boston are struggling, in part because of a significant oversupply of exhibition space and the sharp competition between cities for conventions and trade shows.

With a protected profit base at home, Japanese banks can engage in sharp competition abroad.