Sentence examples for competition though from inspiring English sources

It is a competition, though, isn't it?

The increased competition, though, has meant lower profits for managers.

Even "Three Musicians" has competition, though, from Léger's mural-size masterpiece "The City".

They get stiff competition, though, from anything and everything the pastry chef, Hedy Goldsmith, whips up.

The latter offers real competition, though, there's plenty of business to be had.

Their competition, though, is actually one of the less compelling plotlines.

Unlike most of the competition, though, that price includes a salad and choice of potato.

This competition, though, is as likely to be the making of a team as its undoing.

The true marathon men of knockout competition, though, are the Bordeaux side of 1995-96.

There might be reproach for this competition, though, so cruelly has it treated them.

From what I remember of beer-drinking competitions, though, the process involved plastic cups and funnels, not bottles.