Sentence examples for full of competition from inspiring English sources

In his response, the cousin expressed his sympathy and recalled that his first show in California, the "Texaco Star Theater" on radio in 1939, was "also a mess -- full of competition and backbiting and unhappiness".

But why is it launching in Barcelona, at Mobile World Congress, a crowded space full of competition?

The online job search market is full of competition, with Indeed.com, Monster, CarreerBuilder, LinkedIn and many more also playing strong in the permanent jobs space.

To name just two, the market is full of competition, not just between lookalike dongles, but also between a wide range of products that are all getting connectivity built into them, removing the need for the dongle to begin with.

She will have to make tough decisions and bring in a team that will maximize Guilford's niche in a sea full of competition and in a place where politicians keep finding reasons to strip away much needed funding.

He demanded that a national veto should be retained over asylum-seekers (an expensive burden for the Länder), and insisted on a cosy deal protecting state-backed savings banks from the full blast of competition.United Germany using its full weight (and both elbows) at long last?

There are World Cups and full seasons of competition, just as, for Costas, there is a career full of other duties.

Many ultrarunners would consider that a full year of competition.

Early Monday night, after nearly 10 full days of competition, Britain had won 18 gold medals.

Japanese firms are exposed to the full blast of competition from efficient suppliers in low labour-cost countries.

Twelve gold medals will be handed out on the first full day of competition at the London Games.