Sentence examples for becoming a competition from inspiring English sources

To be fair to Dyke, he has often spoken of his fear that the Premier League is becoming a competition that derives its value from the atmosphere generated here but is largely "owned by foreigners, managed by foreigners and played by foreigners".

Fixing immigration is becoming a competition.Mr Obama, galvanised by his second and last inauguration on January 21st, is poised for a big announcement on the subject.

"A friend actually challenged me to do this and it ended up becoming a competition between the two of us on who gets featured the most," she adds.

"I can envisage Super League becoming a feeder competition for the NRL.

Koukash, an arch critic of the salary cap, believes Super League is falling so far behind the NRL that it is in danger of becoming a feeder competition.

He said: "If we're not careful we could end up becoming a feeder competition to the NRL and it may threaten the status of the sport, we could become semi-professional.

Exercises built to keep the brain active and engaged are great – as are ways to stop it becoming a roundtable competition for who has the loudest voice and the flashiest sounding idea.

You might think that he has taken on more than enough work in his lifetime – without becoming a singing-competition impresario.

Co-creating value with customers is becoming an important competition strategy for companies.

But the passions still run strong in what's becoming an annual competition each December for 10 precious spots on the lawn of the historic county courthouse in Leesburg, where the rivals get a chance to publicly promote their philosophies.

The race was inaugurated in 1998, since then becoming an international competition.