Sentence examples for biggest competition would be from inspiring English sources
If it does, its biggest competition would be Baidu, which not only operates China's largest search engine, but also runs a host of online services and AI research labs in Beijing, Seattle, and Sunnyvale, California.
"But with the Guernsey FC players, who I would guess would predominantly form most of the Island Games squad, the commitments they're going to have to give at the moment, plus the season having just finished and then having to train for six or seven weeks to go the competition, would be a big ask".
Competition would be nice.
On moving here for the Southern Gardens job, just a few weeks before citrus greening was detected, he had assumed his biggest headache would be competition from flavored waters, or persuading his wife to tolerate Florida's humidity.
If it can keep up its product development as a stand alone, the arrival of big-name competition would also be good for Altigen.
Our big goal is to win two games, which would mean automatic qualification for the 2019 competition – that would be huge for Romania".
The group wants Rutgers to move down a notch in the National Collegiate Athletic Association, from Division I to Division II, where the competition to attract big-name players would be less fierce.
Shares in both banks fell by about one per cent on the FTSE 100 Index yesterday as Mr Miliband promised that a competition inquiry into the big five banks would be ordered on "day one" of a Labour Government.
"These competitions are normally always won by the big teams so it would be great for us to meet them.
The big high street banks would be forced to sell off branches to boost competition if Labour wins power.
