Sentence examples for credible competition from inspiring English sources
She faces no credible competition in the June 19 Democratic primary or the general election.
Stuart Pendred is a husky-edged, snakish Hagen; Lee Bisset as a sensual and sympathetic Gutrune gives Brünnhilde credible competition; Alison Kettlewell's Waltraute is a riveting storyteller.
After watching competitors stumble for the last two years, Apple faced its first credible competition in the tablet computer category this fall when Amazon introduced the Kindle Fire.
On April 15 , 2011 Golden Gate Yacht Club rejected the application of African Diaspora Maritime, saying it was "not satisfied" that it had the necessary resources to mount a credible competition.
Unlike employers, such as team owners in other sports, they see themselves as individual entrepreneurs in competition with one another, rather than as a group with a mutual interest in protecting the sport's image and promoting fair and credible competition, critics say.
Wall Street has gained confidence that a competitor cannot come up and kill LinkedIn, and on Wall Street, once the fear of credible competition evaporates, valuation multiples shoot up.
There are plenty of influential figures in Australian league, from the Roosters coach Trent Robinson to the Welsh chief executive of the National Rugby League David Smith, who see the potential benefit to their cause of credible international competition.
It's valid, but it can't mask the undeniable frustration of players who only experience credible motorsport competition when online – or, to a lesser degree, via the adequate two-player splitscreen option.
E-readers survive because they don't compete directly with the iPad, which is the only credible tablet competition now (though that will change in the coming months).
Futterman and Bell found Harmony a credible rival to Rachel vocally, and eagerly anticipated future competition between them.
By building a strong number three and a credible challenger to the top two in smartphones, we will give the market something it has needed: choice, competition and a new spark of innovation".
