Sentence examples for always fierce competition from inspiring English sources

There is always fierce competition to acquire literary archives, with the British Library heading the queue in the UK.

There is always fierce competition at the New York Wine & Food Festival's Burger Bash and this year competitors brought their A game.

"Up to now, we have always had fierce competition in Germany, but it was like a gentlemen's competition," said Malte von Trotha, chief executive of D.P.A. "Now we have a totally new dimension".

They are expressions of homage in a subculture that has almost always been defined by fierce competition, intense striving for originality and a kill-the-elders attitude toward the past.

Unfortunately, they seem to be everyone else's favourite too, so competition is always fierce.

Competition is always fierce but those who reach the second assessment centre but fail to win a place on the programme go into a talent pool of graduates.

"We compete with them in every country and city we're in so we've always been accustomed to having quite fierce competition," Vilig said.

With truckloads of readings, dauntingly weighted exams and fierce competition, it's always been ranked highly on the list of degrees that will kick your ass.

Industrial needs are becoming always more complex pushed by an ever more demanding market and an increasingly fierce competition.

Competition for these plum estates is always fierce.

Since the number of seats in high quality schools is limited compared to the number of students passing out of the 10th grade, competition to get higher secondary admission is always fierce.