Sentence examples for definite competition from inspiring English sources

"It's a fine-looking car and definite competition for Porsche.

But it sits at around 200 in the U.S. Facebook is also seeing some definite competition from Twitter as a driver of traffic to mobile apps.

The downside is that viewers often feel bombarded by styles, techniques and images new to them, but a definite upside is that competitions make a lot of art visible that would never be discovered or be seen by a wide audience.

Not definitive, just definite.

In a uniform grouping, dominance between various species is apparent in feeding competition, suggesting a definite nipping order.

Still, if the chain manages to acquire the name "Bunchkins," thereby tying the new bagel holes to one of the most iconic breakfast dishes in the country, it'll have a definite leg up on the competition.

But we should take into account that all this competition has a definite altruistic meaning - the most efficient feeding of the tree.

British skiers, however, have a definite antipathy towards major ski competitions.

Jones, who has started the last four matches in all competitions, feels there has been a definite improvement and believes a first-ever top-10 Premier League finish is a realistic prospect for the Potters this term.

"They think that banning exclusives means there will be more competition, when the fact is that exclusive contracts play a definite role in the area of promoting competition".

While Tinyview will be facing competition from a variety of sources, the startup highlights a definite area for disruption in the mobile commerce space the checkout experience.