Sentence examples for blockbuster competition from inspiring English sources

Iron Man 3 faced no new blockbuster competition in its second week of play, since rival distributors were sufficiently intimidated to give the film a wide berth.

Unless Jurassic Park: Jurassic World is a lot better than I think it will be, it's going to be buried by some of the strongest blockbuster competition ever assembled.

While most eyes are glued to the blockbuster competitions and breakout athletes at the Rio Games, the Olympics are also full of unsung heros and quiet victories.

The blockbuster singing competition suffered through its worst season in the ratings this year and much speculation has surrounded the shake-up among its regular cast members.

Now I can focus on the kids, my music, and the blockbuster vocal competition 'The Voice,' the only place where I feel safe".

Though Idol's premiere numbers are down slightly from last year, Fox's blockbuster singing competition remains a ratings juggernaut in its seventh season.

But it remains to be seen if viewers have the appetite for two blockbuster singing competitions on one network each year.

Like other major drug developers who are facing more generic competition for blockbuster drugs, Sanofi has been buying smaller companies or rights to experimental drugs.

While William F. Ruprecht, the company's new chief executive, spoke optimistically about Sotheby's future in holding auctions over the Internet, he acknowledged the fierce competition for blockbuster works of art and the challenges of proceeding in the face of a criminal investigation and the threat to its reputation.

The article pointed out that pharmaceutical earnings are expected to decline as patents for blockbuster drugs expire and competition from generic drug makers becomes even more fierce.

The buyers governments and, in America, health-maintenance organisations (HMOs)—are now putting pressure on prices, particularly where patented blockbusters are subjected to competition from out-of-patent generic drugs or "me-too" compounds (similar to, but not identical with, the patented ones).