Sentence examples for competition hanging from inspiring English sources

These companies, with the sword of foreign competition hanging over them, have become relentlessly dynamic and very (sometimes brutally) efficient.

The heavy loss at the Allianz Arena has left Arsenal's hopes of progress to the knock-out phase of the competition hanging by a thread.

For professional shots at major events, she and her colleagues would string cables across the competition spaces, hanging a camera on the line to keep up with athletes.

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Terry was then axed, said Ouseley, because, "they came to a realisation that they couldn't go to a major European competition with this thing hanging over them".

The threat of a competition investigation has been hanging over the sector since the Independent Commission on Banking in 2011, and has also been raised by Ed Miliband as a priority for the next Labour government.

No pitch competition, no speakers, just hanging with the Euros, whether you're a resident or a visitor.

ONE big uncertainty hanging over Questcor is competition.

But, unlike several independent bookstores on the Upper West Side that have closed in large measure because of competition from big chains, Pumping Iron is hanging on.

Encourage a little friendly competition in your house guests by hanging paintings of your other best friends: who'll be next to be immortalised with wall-portrait status?

The whole thing is going down in conjunction with Nola Tech Week, so you can expect to see some big names from the New Orleans tech scene hanging out during the competition.