Sentence examples for competition to which from inspiring English sources

G.M. was run down more by Japanese competition (to which Lowenstein barely alludes) than by huge pensions.

All that remains of a once very useful prize is a short story competition to which nobody pays the slightest attention, and which, in 17 years, nobody of the slightest reputation has ever won.

There has of course always been contamination on the edges of sport but never before have we seen the willingness of not just one desperate individual sportsman, but whole groups of them seeking to subvert the basis of the competition to which they were supposedly dedicated.

Woody Allen – a director to whom Cannes is endlessly loyal – is showing his new comedy You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, out of competition, to which critics, fans and onlookers can only repeat the old adage about hope springing eternal in the human breast.

The last time anyone looked, Labour was pledged to somehow repeal the coalition's changes to the NHS, or rather, the parts of them that open the way to the full-blown marketisation and competition (to which, of course, the last government opened the door).

First, there is not enough competition to which Americans can look to purchase health care insurance.

To honor the prototype of reality singing competitions (to which "The Voice" and "X Factor" owe their existence), I decided to rank the 14 "Idols" birthed from the show.

So for the time being he has to be content with following Jimmy from competition to competition, which can't be much fun, and teasing him if he loses, which might be more so.

Have a friendly competition to determine which student can come up with the most unique examples.

It wasn't a competition to see which came out top.

GlaxoSmithKline is trying to stave off generic competition to Augmentin, which contributed $2.03 billion in global sales last year.