Sentence examples for grueling competition from inspiring English sources

After a close look at workplace policies across corporations, banks, law firms, and tech companies, the New York Times called grueling competition the defining feature of the upper-echelon workplace.

The account appeared to put Amazon at odds with recent workplace trends, but the reality, experts say, is not nearly so neat: Grueling competition remains perhaps the defining feature of the upper echelon in today's white-collar workplace.

They wanted to participate in a competitive and grueling competition.

The grueling competition, however, continues -- at a time when consumer confidence is weak.

She won the grueling competition, and eventually earned an appearance on the popular late-night show "TV total" in March 2006.

At the time Lang Lang was studying privately with Professor Angry, hoping to gain the top spot in the grueling competition for entry into the conservatory.

Orchestra auditions are grueling competitions to win coveted lifetime jobs.

An investment banker who ran triathlons and savored running past other contestants--man or woman--in the grueling competitions she flew to on weekends.

"It's just a grueling, grueling run.

Four months after completing chemotherapy, she competed in the Bud Light Iron Man Triathlon World Championship, the grueling 140-mile competition in Kona, Hawaii.

In order to move to a higher level (which comes with a better salary and better roles), a dancer must perform in a brief but psychologically grueling two-solo competition before a jury.