Sentence examples for competition for good from inspiring English sources

"Competition for good candidates is fierce in Silicon Valley".

"There are still many skills in short supply and competition for good talent remains fierce".

He adds, "We simply are not doing what we have to do to stay ahead of the competition for good jobs, new businesses, and breakthrough innovations".

China sends nine times as many students to institutions of higher education now as it did in 1989, and competition for good jobs is fierce.

That is the challenge for City and it is one that if they pass it could change the way they look at this competition for good.

Still, while it may be premature to begin construction, Mr. Katz said competition for good sites in the area was keen, with any parcel coming up for sale attracting a number of bidders.

Opportunities include tapping into high-end global value chains as many advanced manufacturers are already doing, while challenges include increased competition for goods and services (and skilled labour) due to the breaking down of international barriers.

And so it goes, until by the time your last child is born, the competition for goods and services is very scarce indeed.

The competition made for good entertainment.

Ironically, 1999 is when Intel was supposed to leave the competition behind for good.

I hadn't flown in to Sheremetyevo – which used to be the only international airport, but now has competition – for a good few years.