Sentence examples for competition considerable from inspiring English sources

To avoid such competition, considerable efforts have thus been pursued towards the development of techniques for second generation bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass (such as corn stover, wheat straw, rice straw, and wood).

In framing competitions considerable effort is expended to control the frame because of a phenomenon known as "framing effects".

The company took off in 1986, when their entry for the Bagnolet international choreography competition sparked considerable international interest.

But the attitude among CNBC brass was less a reflexive keep-her-out of the hands of the competition than considerable relief that they'd be saving $4m.

Although the market for such software is strong, the competition is considerable.

However, the entry into the commercial air transport market of the low cost carrier 'Norwegian Air Shuttle' in 2002 provided increased domestic competition and considerable fare reductions for the main routes.

However, daily training or competition makes considerable demands on the body's carbohydrate stores.

Such competition releases considerable dynamism and energy into European society, and not only where development, growth and new jobs are concerned.

The effect was dramatic: state support, through bursaries and central grants, was hugely increased; the proportion of state school entrants increased considerably; for the first time in over a hundred years, there was considerable competition over places.

At the same time, the availability of generic competition can mean considerable savings for consumers.

Of course, "A Small Act" has considerable competition for attention in the festival's documentary field.