Sentence examples for expected competition for from inspiring English sources

With thousands of demonstrators coming to New York, Mr. Bush's aides said they expected competition for attention but said that posed more of a risk for Democrats than for Republicans.

G.M. worked with more than three dozen cell suppliers before choosing LG Chem to produce the Volt battery, and if the Volt and other electric cars stay in production he expects competition for the battery business to drive the prices down.

Jorge Lopez, a specialist in International Employment and Labor Law for law firm Littler Mendelson, expects competition for the slots to intensify this year.

Ipswich Town boss Paul Jewell says he has had an offer accepted for Falkirk defender Murray Wallace, but expects competition for his signature.

There is no reason to expect competition for limited resources at reproduction (e.g. mates, territories, nest sites) to be fundamentally different from that at other life stages, and as such, DDS is likely to be important in shaping reproductive strategies.

His time at Ofcom – he left in early 2007 – will mean he is battle-hardened for expected competition challenges from Project Canvas critics such as BSkyB and Virgin Media.

"We expect competition and it's good for customers," a Dell spokesman said.

As happened with the version for humans, Ethical Products expects competition to come swiftly.

He also expects competition to heat up.

Lucchino told reporters that despite the global economic crisis he expected "crazy competition" for the elite free agents.

Many of them told BBC Midlands Today's Joanne Writtle they expected tough competition for the jobs, with high levels of unemployment in the area.