Sentence examples for competition standing from inspiring English sources

"The Jungle Book" has little competition standing in its way this weekend before it hands off the baton to the Marvel superheroes.

A statement on Tuesday announcing the end of the League Cup sponsorship after the February final, referenced the competition's standing in England, with many leading teams fielding weakened teams.

Rules are often sold on the basis of safety but all too often serve as nothing more than a barrier to entry to the profession, raising prices to consumers and eroding competition—and standing between willing buyers and the monk-made cypress caskets they'd like to purchase.

Mom and Pop car lots, fat on the benefits of zero competition, are standing in the way of the upstart manufacturer wanting to sell cars on their own.

While Poco Pine was showing at halter, he was also showing in cutting competitions and standing at stud to a large book of mares.

The contest had been rendered little more than a dead rubber by a run of three successive defeats that have left Wales World Cupp opponents the Springboks marooned at the bottom of the competitions standings.

And the competition is not standing still.

The competition is not standing still, however.

"When I am in competition, I'm standing next to guys who are short and thick and I look like a twig".

And the competition isn't standing still — Instagram, a fast-growing photo sharing service owned by Facebook, announced on Thursday that it would begin putting ads in the photo feeds of its users, something that advertisers have been eagerly awaiting.

The most economic model the Volkswagen Lupo sips a mere three litres per 100 kilometres (95 miles per imperial gallon) and is at the top of the table for climate-friendly cars.But the competition isn't standing still.