Sentence examples for competition most of from inspiring English sources
Overall, Audible is way ahead of the competition, most of which is still just dabbling with the format.
He sees his restaurant as "in the vernacular of Momofuku — urban, chef-driven," and unlike the competition, most of which he sees as "nostalgia-driven".
Right now, when I search for "books written by U.S. Congress members in 2007?" (a question I borrowed from a recent machine-reading competition) most of the hits I get aren't helpful.
In addition to placating regulators who are demanding ever-more-solid balance-sheets, Deutsche needs the extra nourishment to keep up with its investment-banking rivals on Wall Street, a competition most of its European counterparts have abandoned.Deutsche has long lacked the buffers of some of its rivals (see chart).
As Fox prepares to raise the curtain Tuesday on the ninth season of its smash-hit singing competition, most of the intrigue has been focused beyond the stage — on the judges, the ratings, the voting procedures and the annual tinkering with the show's format, which, at least to Fox and the show's producers, never seems to be just right.
Also, unlike its competition, most of the Zone is free and supported by advertising.
As in a reality show dating competition, most subjects of conversation are off limits.
Though the government warns that China's state-owned companies must prepare for global competition, most sectors of the economy remain stuck in their socialist past.
About 300 hours of video are uploaded to the site every minute, so there's a lot of competition; most videos get few views.
Indeed, they already face competition, most notably from Sprinks, part of the About Inc. unit of Primedia.
They were playing against good competition -- most of the players in the league have had at least some Class AAA experience, and some of them have played in the majors.
