Sentence examples for colossal competition from inspiring English sources
Some colossal competition was also released in 2013 (Despicable Me 2, Frozen, Monsters University), but Epic proves that an original story doesn't have to diminish profits...especially if Beyoncé is in it.
Walking around Santa Fe on a sunny afternoon, you might almost succumb to the happy, restorative illusion that McDonald's, the Gap and Starbucks are not colossal, competition-swallowing international chains, but local concerns.
So is the increasingly (to use a semi-word that is only rarely usable) tentacular NSA a necessary evil of the digital age, or a cancerous money sink born from the colossal intelligence competition of the Cold War?
Even strong brands run the risk of being perceived as a commodity with the colossal increase in competition made possible by the Internet.
Bigger is increasingly better in mining, and American copper giants Freeport-McMoRan and Phelps Dodge may have just given themselves a colossal foothold among the competition.
While luck deserted Britain at times on another sweltering day north of Rio, there will be colossal disappointment at not reaching the Olympic competition's business end.
Eric Berlin's poem Night Errand was named winner of the Poetry Society's 38th national poetry competition, a prize which each year rewards unpublished single poems from a colossal number of entries.
But consumer groups have raised concerns that the domination of the industry by a handful of colossal companies may ultimately prove costly to consumers and discourage the kind of innovation and price wars that accompany robust competition.
For the purists theirs was the greatest achievement of all, but in this age of such immense competition and strength in depth, the Federer quartet, which began with his third Wimbledon title last year, would be colossal.
