Sentence examples for complicated competition for from inspiring English sources
The fierce, and complicated, competition for the female vote has been escalated by Mr. McCain's selection of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska as his running mate.
PARIS — When Charles Garnier, at the age of 36, turned out to be the surprise winner of an occasionally funny, partly corrupt and ridiculously complicated competition for the building of a new opera, he morphed overnight into the starchitect of the Second Empire.
And the bankshot strategies they have adopted here to advance their campaigns somewhere down the road, assuming there is a down the road for Mr. Kerry or Mr. Edwards, have entangled an already complicated competition here.
This further complicated the competition for Olympic slots at this summer's London Games.
Reynolds and Lorillard have been in talks for months over a deal complicated by competition concerns and British American Tobacco's 42% stake in Reynolds.
For plants, the need to grow an efficient root system so as to acquire patchily distributed soil nutrients is typically complicated by competition between plants, and by the costs of maintaining the root system.
Complicating matters for the competition commissioner, two colleagues, Michel Barnier and Günther Oettinger, in charge of the finance and energy portfolios respectively, have come out against the deal.Lobbying is not the only reason why the settlement is in trouble.
The competition for playing time is complicated for Gibson because he said he thinks of Williams as if he were an older sibling.
The ethics of health professional migration from poor countries to rich ones is complicated by the competition of legitimate interests – each country's need for an adequate health workforce as opposed to each individual's human right to travel.
American politics is complicated, even for Americans.
