Sentence examples for competition enough from inspiring English sources

Let's make this the legacy of the games – not making athletes volunteer at schools, when their life's work is practically done on a voluntary basis already; not making more cycle paths; not having a fight with teachers about whether they encourage competition enough.

And if that weren't competition enough, there's the ghost of Gordie's father, who, as Gordie's mother so tediously reminds him, was among the premier newshounds of his age, one of the "lodestones of history" who witnessed the Kennedy assassination and rode it into the journalistic firmament.

Rule: When you're behind the competition, good enough is not good enough to catch up.

There's too much separateness and competition, not enough pooled analysis.

But just the credible threat of generic competition is enough to get manufacturers to lower their prices.

And, they said, he made the competition hot enough that some Republicans incumbents chose to retire rather than fight it out.

The danger, however, is that the system relies entirely on Ofcom's ability to judge perfectly how much competition is enough.

"The added complexity here is that in the financial markets, you have a lot of egos to contend with, intense competition and enough office politics for a television series.

We now present one important result: as competition decreases (enough), anger is more likely.

Here, the bundling entity accrues power, but only until external forces and competition create enough pressure to trigger some form of unbundling.

But just their very presence in the competition is enough to set off conservatives' long held antipathy toward Hollywood environmental activism.