Sentence examples for competition is more from inspiring English sources

IT IS hard to think of an industry in which competition is more important than pharmaceuticals.

The competition is more solid than it was years ago.

The coach suggests the lesser competition is more forgiving.

The competition is more fundamental, however, than either of these finger-pointing explanations allows.

This year, the competition is more intense, and the superdelegates' support more evenly divided.

But trading in London, where its magazines face significant competition, is "more challenging".

However, this time their competition is more intense and less predictable.

Even Pixar's Inside Out, certainly a notch above the competition, is more about colour and design than movement and unpredictability.

Customers are willing to pay a premium for the shiniest devices, while competition is more fierce among more easily produced, lower-end ones.

Throw in a few meals and a night's sleep and the two-day, 10-event competition is more of a marathon than, well, the marathon.

"The notion of competition, the acceptance of competition is more in harmony with the American culture than the French and Latin one," he added.