Sentence examples for competitions not just from inspiring English sources

"Actually, I am very peaceful at all competitions, not just this one," he said.

You want guys to be fresh coming up to the competitions — not just fresh in their bodies but also in their minds.

Rather than treat rules as sacred, it changes rules to enhance competition, not just constrain it.

"Look to the unlucky decisions we are having in every competition, not just the Premier League," he said.

But the Internet has also increased competition — not just from new media but among newspapers as well.

They will face competition not just from assemblers like Bombardier of Canada but also from Japan's two biggest automakers.

So Vonage faces competition not just from big telecommunications companies but also from start-ups even tinier than itself.

Tech's "brogrammer" culture – a testosterone-driven competition not just to win, but to see others fail – is becoming toxic.

"What we're really seeing is competition not just based on price, but also on service quality," said W. Alexander Holmes, the chief financial officer of MoneyGram.

It faces stiff competition not just from 9flats but also from Wimdu, a clone backed by the Samwer brothers and staffed with experienced hands.

There the Dutch social democrats, the Labor Party, face competition not just from their traditional center-right rivals, but also from the those further to the left and right.