Sentence examples for hardly competition from inspiring English sources

(In contrast, but hardly competition, Macfarlane thinks that he might have managed 8,000).

She said that the stories had been offered to Penguin 15 years ago and turned down, that Riverhead had already seen the novelist's next novel and said it was not interested at this time and that a self-published e-book was hardly competition to the novel but might even promote it.

"EBay used to be one of the best places," Mr. Prather said, because there was hardly any competition for items.

This problem is of particular concern because there is hardly any competition in high-speed broadband services (speeds above 10 megabits per second).

Those poems are terrible, but John Lehman at the magazine was an Old Etonian, and I was at Eton, and there was hardly any competition back then".

In recent years, Schlappi's glassy, featureless forms have become ubiquitous in shop windows, and those models — which come in a rainbow of colors — outsell Bonaveri's, but they are hardly in competition with each other, Mr. Bonaveri said.

There is hardly any competition in the long-haul passenger market.

Not surprisingly, the brightest celestial x-ray source is our sun, but that's hardly fair competition, since it's so close.

Based on feeding habits and the mode of reproduction hardly any competition was observed between the two species.

At the time of intervention, however, individuals in loosely bonded pairs pose hardly any competition for resources, especially when compared to pair-bonded and strongly bonded individuals, which perform most interventions.

The title of the competition hardly mattered.