Sentence examples for burning competition from inspiring English sources

Do not fear, though, the Office of Fair Trading has its finger on the pulse of the burning competition question: will drinkers of Irn Bru and Orangina be disadvantaged if the manufacturer, AG Barr, combines with Britvic, the Fruit Shoot folk?

File sharing, illegal CD burning, competition from other entertainment and the weak national economy are all cited as contributors to a downturn that has led to layoffs and budget cuts.

By creating forest openings and edges that exposed the trees to more sunlight and less competition, burning encouraged more nut production.

Another context to Ferguson's emphatic reordering of his side was that England's flame was burning low in a competition the Premier League has come to dominate.

"Burning schools, burning markets.

Shane Warne is confident he will be fit to make his return to cricket in Australia's revamped Twenty20 competition this weekend despite burning his bowling hand while cooking.

Ride-hailing is characterized by fierce competition and firms burning through obscene amounts of venture capital in an effort to reach scale.

Until recently, the California-based Tesla, which is struggling to meet production targets and burning through cash, had little competition.

During the riots, there was a kind of negative game going on; a competition to get your burning car on to the television news.

With my burning desire to enter high-level competitions, I hired a bridge coach.

Twelve people have been injured after a car sprayed burning fuel over fans during a burnouts competition in central Australia.