Sentence examples for competition has changed from inspiring English sources

Society has changed around us; our competition has changed".

That competition has changed the outlook at TemaHome, which has been manufacturing furniture since 1981.

While he still talks to Eric Schmidt once in a while, "the Android competition has changed the whole dynamic.

The competition has changed slightly in the intervening four years, with games now divided into four 15-minute quarters instead of two 35-minute halves.

The tournament has been considered somewhat of a pre-season friendly for some NRL clubs in the past, but the perception of the competition has changed in Australia.

The competition has changed its rules a few times; at first the maximum age was 31, and in the vocals competition of 1998, there was no age limitation at all, on the theory that the voice improves with age.

He added, "This year has shown they began to understand how much needed to be changed and how much Formula One competition had changed".

Google's huge, widening lead in that business suggests that while some weapons of competition have changed, the market dynamics are similar, say economists and industry experts.

But for men's shops, it is not just the competition that has changed, but the customers.

"Competition from China has changed the market, certainly at the lower end, and it's impossible to compete".

The competition's format has changed over time, with the number of teams increasing from 3 in 1957 to 16 in 1996.