Sentence examples for expected fierce competition from inspiring English sources

As Gov. George W. Bush today devoted a second day to stumping in a state where he never expected fierce competition, Republicans have begun to second-guess the Bush campaign, saying it took Florida for granted, failed to explain Mr. Bush's position on issues of concern to the many elderly people here and, over all, neglected signs of Vice President Al Gore's potential to win.

Expect fierce competition so don't delay too long before you apply.

This criticism stems partly from political opportunism: The adviser is allied with the P.P.P., which is expecting fierce competition from the PML-N at election time.

Britton, a member of Wales' non-disabled archery squad, did not win a medal in 2008 after finishing fifth, and expects fierce competition.

We expect fierce competition between the two companies in the future as they both vie for market share in key markets and compete aggressively for sponsorship of major sporting events such as the Olympics.

My interpretation is that these are all good reminders for all of us who play in the mobile ecosystem — founders, operators, investors, and reporters — that when it comes to breakout mobile-first companies, the breakout categories are quite clear and any entrant should expect fierce competition.

Also expect fierce competition for most positions.

The Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel hopes to get a jump on what is expected to be fierce competition in Santa Monica the old-fashioned way: It will be the first of the many new hotels in Santa Monica to open.

As expected, Compaq said the fierce competition in the computer industry hurt its bottom line.

Given the fierce competition, he had not expected to win.

Operators need to make big investments, but they face fierce competition, and their customers expect ever-declining prices.