Sentence examples for great competition for from inspiring English sources

"Adam is aware there will be great competition for places at this club and he is hungry to improve further.

There promises to be great competition for a medal in the 200m final tonight between two other thirtysomethings in the British team.

"Part of the great competition for audience in the twenty-first century is the competition to get beyond commodity news," Bill Keller says.

Another letter read: At a time of great competition for agricultural resources and budgetary constraints, the needs of those who are hungry, poor and vulnerable should come before assistance to those who are relatively well off and powerful.

"We have been prepared so well … If we can just take that on the floor and into competition I think that this is going to be a great competition for us".

I'm at a club where there's great competition for a place in the team, and I'm a very lucky feller if I can get back in the team and the England team as well".

"Unfortunately for these two, the greatest competition for places is in attack and there was simply no room for them".

Students now face greater competition for both the types of institution on offer, but also a broader range of prices.

They represent the real views of Europeans," said Hix. "There is greater competition for low-skilled jobs.

For example, austerity in higher education budgets in other countries means that Australian universities can expect greater competition for international students.

Consulting firms have been confronted with greater competition for talented employees, as the economy generated jobs with the hope of instant riches in the form of stock options.