Sentence examples for competition of having from inspiring English sources

Alexander Whitley faces the competition of having Adès's Piano Quintet played on stage.

"The studios are nervous of having their films in competition, of having a negative judgment passed down upon them.

Continuing the conversation, young men spoke about the power in and competition of having sex with a particular kind of young woman: Brandon: And sometimes to guys it doesn't matter … sometimes I think – in fact, I see that – some guys, even if you've had sexual intercourse with a girl, if she's ugly and they don't like her, they tease you about that.

In fact, they had a competition of who had the most "epic" wipeout of the day.

By about 1600, however, religious pressure and the competition of Paris had put an end to printing in Lyon.

Social cohesion, urban regeneration and the challenges of the global competition of cities have recently been the prime agendas of urban planning in Vienna.

5) Sleep: The library can feel like a competition of who has the most to do and the least time to do it in.

Over the last half-century, the application of the concept of competition has been plagued by considerable ambiguity and confusion.

Republicans say not enough of that kind of competition has been happening.

"And his level of competition has raised because of it.

Results suggest that homes with comparatively higher quality and/or lower levels of competition have less chance of closure than other homes.