Sentence examples for budding competition from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there are hopeful signs that higher-ranking ayatollahs in the religious schools of Najaf prefer to separate Islam and politics and will discourage the budding competition.

The Jupiter Telecommunications Company and the Titus Communications Company, Japan's two largest cable television operators, said they planned to merge on Sept. 1, a move that will intensify the budding competition to supply Japanese consumers with high-speed Internet access.

Facing budding competition from tech giants Google and Apple and all-electric upstart Tesla, car companies are racing to innovate. .

All to say that it seems one of the first signs of presidential politicking is budding competition for Latino, Asian and immigrant voters.

It's the lower end of the 25-54 audience that TV advertisers covet, and therein lies a new tale of budding ad competition.

It's the lower end of the 25-54 audience that the TV advertisers covet and therein lies a new tale of budding ad competition".

This observation indicates that the size difference does not arise because one bud gets a head start; rather, in those cases with different-sized buds competition had proceeded to form unequal clusters at the time of bud emergence, giving one bud a growth advantage.

Can recycling might be something of a whimsical subject, but when the can-making industry decided it wanted to sponsor a competition for budding student cinematographers, they got an incredible response.

We recently revealed the finalists of the Make it Wearable competition for budding tech entrepreneurs.

A couple of weeks ago Budweiser launched their Budweiser People's Choice competition for budding bedroom producers.

Oil company Shell have launched a viral video competition, giving budding directors a brief to create 90-second films "that challenge preconceptions that fossil fuels, especially natural gas, have no part in our future lives".