Sentence examples for competition in terms from inspiring English sources

3.2 Competitive Comparison Identifying competition in terms of companies that fill the same needs that we do, our competitors are few in our main product lines, though dominant in the market.

Competitively weak species suffered much less from intraspecific than interspecific competition in terms of biomass, and the competitively weakest species became even excluded in the most species rich and randomly dispersed sowings with high interspecific competition.

"So many people are making [them], so there's good competition in terms of prices.

"This had to be the saddest competition in terms of ambiance today," a spokeswoman said.

"We believe this will blow away the competition in terms of a very New York-looking environment," Mr. Pitruzzello said.

Neither won any "Giselle" competition in terms of technical display; yet everything seemed about the beating of their brimful hearts.

We know he has managed his weight very well, but whether he is different from the competition in terms of being lean and light I don't know.

His only competition in terms of output and breadth of repertory came from Herbert von Karajan, an Austrian, and Neville Marriner, an Englishman.

In particular, we propose a multidimensional perspective of solver engagement by distinguishing the simultaneous investments of a contestant's authentic self in crowdsourcing competitions in terms of physical, cognitive and emotional energy.

"Now, it may not just be a competition issue, in terms of entry barriers and how they manage to keep that market so lucrative.

Furthermore, it will be tailored for each individual country "according to the competition", presumably in terms of number of listening hours permitted and that type of thing.