Sentence examples for been a competition from inspiring English sources
But then, the NBCCs have never been a competition that lends itself well to predictions.
"I understand the desire from everybody to have a team challenging because it hasn't been a competition for years.
In many ways, the history of bank regulation in the United States has been a competition between the interests of the regional banks and those of large banks.
If she'd stayed, the final would have been a competition of quiet efficiency, with the remaining three – Kimberly, Beca, Frances – steadily making good cakes.
Instead, there seems to have been a competition: "I saw him," "so did I," "the women saw him first," "no, I did; they didn't see him at all," and so on.
Throughout the campaign, the candidates have talked a great deal about energy, but it has essentially been a competition in who could heap the most praise on fossil fuels.
Inevitably, it's a competition.
It's a competition thing".
