Sentence examples for frantic competition from inspiring English sources
Rarities triggered frantic competition.
The previously unrecorded study goaded dealers and collectors into frantic competition.
There's a frantic competition to match or exceed friends, co-workers and (yes) parents.
Higher education is shaped by frantic competition for students and huge building projects.
Even recruiters of senior-level managers confess that the frantic competition for talent can blind them to danger signs.
It was a short, sharp shock of frantic competition and intense pressure after 3 years and 11 months of mostly gentle tests in the South Pacific.
He was nominated again for his general theory of relativity, and Mr Friedman gives a fascinating description of the complicated process that led to the prize being first postponed and then awarded in 1921 for Einstein's work on the photoelectric effect.Ultimately, Mr Friedman is sceptical about the Nobel prizes, which provoke frantic international competition.
But the online stores are finding it much more expensive than they had expected to find and serve customers, while at the same time the frantic pace of competition is depressing prices and forcing costly giveaways like free shipping.
Beau takes on a Simon Cowell-with-a-Boston-accent persona, referring to one dish as "darkened broth from hell". The stakes are fairly low -- the one who fools the food critics will get $25,000 -- and the pace is like that of any other frantic food show competition, with just a few more pots spewing steam and dishes turning a sickly shade of brown.
With 167 days before the opening ceremony, Rogge said the Olympics could be a success only if Greece keeps up its frantic pace to finish competition sites in time for the Games from Aug. 13 to 29. "It's going to be challenging, but it is feasible," he said after a two-day executive board meeting.
The frantic disorganization of airline competition in the wake of deregulation has made travel more uncomfortable and sparked a series of mergers and acquisitions likely soon to restore oligopoly to the industry.
