Sentence examples for competition in itself from inspiring English sources

"That's a difficult competition in itself and any one of them is capable of doing that" Ferguson was speaking at an inaugural dinner of the League Managers Association Hall of Famee 1000 club, celebrating those who have managed more than 1,000 domestic league or cup matches.

All in all a great competition in itself with great rivalries between the teams.

But research to date has not produced any evidence that "choice and competition" in itself produces consistently better results.

Not the competition in of itself.

This competition is in itself a strong impetus to improve performance.

The Skidmore firm is in competition with itself in the perpetual world's-tallest race, since it is also designing a project known as Burj Dubai in Dubai.

The pre-condition for the pleasures of sports competition is that in itself it has no costs (at least for the spectator).

What the C-5050 offers versus the competition isn't in itself earth-shattering, but the sum total of its features, the quality of the shots themselves and especially the ability of the user to control that quality makes the entire package impressive.

"When I was growing up I suppose there was Varna, but ballet competitions weren't something we had back then," Cynthia Gregory said of the competition in Bulgaria, which calls itself the world's oldest.

This in turn has put yet more pressure on pilots, who have increasingly had to bear the brunt of training costs, of unpredictable employment, of the competition itself, in terms of increasing hours flown and faster turnarounds.

When the intercity bus business was opened to competition in 1982, Greyhound suddenly found itself going head to head with low-cost rivals that had no pension benefits to cover.