Sentence examples for considered competition from inspiring English sources

Saturday's 2-0 win gives the Wanderers breathing space over the team still widely considered competition favourites.

It stocks a wide range of premium products, so if anyone out there is doing it well enough to be considered competition, they will be on the site.

What's truly surprising is that Rolex, Omega, and Cartier are still considered competition.

"When you're building something new, you're going to look at everything that could be considered competition on this and the space.

Three broad dimensions of public transit are considered: competition and regulation; investment, financing, fares and subsidies; and the operation and use of infrastructure, design, inspection and control.

In that respect, taxi companies in Singapore — which allow booking by SMS and phone call, and also offer ride-hailing apps in some cases — may be considered competition which might water down Grab's marketshare.

Competitive dynamics research considers competition to be both dynamic and interactive.

The second analysis, considering competition on the Victo cultivar, showed that the mean competitive success of southern isolates was significantly higher in the southern than in the northern location (F1,13 = 7.66, P = 0.016; Fig. 3).

Yet Ms. Graham is unfazed by what some might consider competition.

But they consider competition and investment as off-limits.

All distinguish themselves from conventional supermarkets, which they do not consider competition.