Sentence examples for competition for viewing from inspiring English sources

These new theaters, with better sound and with screens typically about 20%to40%0% larger than conventional ones, go by various acronyms — BigD, XD, RPX and ETX — and have a common goal: to give consumers another incentive to watch movies in the multiplex as theaters face growing competition for viewing in the home.

Not only does the NFL dominate this one Sunday, it crushes the competition for sports viewing throughout the fall.

The best perches for viewing the competition are Fort Mason and Crissy Field.

Screens for viewing on-line data are mounted on the walls, and pull-up bars for inter-team competitions installed to doorways.

He said Fox Family was not as valuable as Black Entertainment because it faced competition for family viewing from Disney, Time Warner and Viacom, while BET has fewer competitors.

A third quarter update is expected next week and in the short term, a reduction to group revenue expectations for 2016 would be a disappointment, but in the absence of competition for Glycopyrrolate, view this as unlikely.

In dot-com rich San Francisco, there is fierce competition for water-view burial plots, with prices for a family plot skyrocketing over $100,000, which means that dying has become yet one more thing you can't do without a real estate agent.

But the windows on sport are open and the clear air of transparency and probity is beginning to blow in as we prepare for a year of competition which, for views and tweets and likes and tickets sold and sagas and joys and sorrows, seems destined to eclipse all others once more.

Business competition is viewed as an important issue for Mexico's economic future.

For the nurses, the term competition is viewed negatively, as it constitutes a threat to the existing solidarity and collegiality within the profession.

The professional barriers were: -competing ideologies and values; -professional self-interest and autonomy, and inter-professional competition for domains; -conflicting views about patients' interests and roles.