Sentence examples for expanded competition from inspiring English sources

Though new chapters are being added and membership expanded, competition is palpable for hot sororities.

But having only been part of Euro 2016 because of the expanded competition, this might not be bad thing.

O'Neill's team were seeded fifth when the draw was made, but he targeted a third-place play-off in next summer's expanded competition.

"By acting in the interests of its shareholders," he wrote, "Wal-Mart has innovated and expanded competition, resulting in huge benefits for the American middle class and even proportionately larger benefits for moderate-income Americans".

That means his spectre will hover over England for much of the international summer, with a likely debut in Surrey's first T20 Blast game against Middlesex at The Oval on 30 May – one of five Friday night home fixtures in the expanded competition.

No regrets, no fears, no hesitation," he tweeted after an hourlong workout. AP) BRAZILIAN APPEAL REJECTED The Court of Arbitration for Sport has rejected Brazil's application to enter the Olympic women's bobsled event only days after permitting an Australian team to join an expanded competition.

"There's been good progress in elite women's sports and there's been a fair bit of noise from soccer, cricket and football about expanded competitions and building a pathway to the highest level," said Charlesworth, who is an ambassador for Australian Womensport and Recreation Association.

Strengths Inclusion would expand competition's reach by taking it back to Cumbria.

Her proposal also aims to expand competition between brand-name pharma companies and generic drugmakers and speed up the availability of generic versions of specialty drugs.

Further minor restrictions will apply to marketing methods and corporate discounts.This package, Mr Van Miert believes, should allow more airlines to fly across the Atlantic from Heathrow, expanding competition from the little club of BA, AA, United Airlines and Virgin Atlantic.

The widening embrace of 3-D by Hollywood's leading directors and major studios comes at a critical moment for the movie industry, which faces expanding competition for leisure time from home theaters, the Internet and games.