Sentence examples for in competition from from inspiring English sources

Now factor in competition from secondary offerings.

However, recent years have seen a sharp increase in competition from overseas.

The liberalisation that began in 1991 ushered in competition from imports and foreign investors.

In poor countries, the arrival of foreign brands points to an increase in competition from which consumers gain.

Analysts at KBW said: "Going forward, we see further sales margin pressure and a further increase in competition from non-traditional sources.

The decision is likely to be packaged with promises by the administration to monitor imports to protect steel makers from any surge in competition from abroad, industry officials said.

"With this in mind, Olympic athletes should be aware that they are now in-competition from 16 July until 12 August and could be tested at anytime, anywhere.

He chose the music that Mr. Ebeling has ridden to in competitions, from the movie "The Mission".

Jess Gersony, a Columbia University student who performs with the tap company CPD Plus, danced in competitions from junior high through her sophomore year in high school, dominating New York region contests and medaling at national events.

The latter result suggested that in competition resulting from infection with symbiotic IJs, most of the offspring emerging from the insects belonged to the species S. carpocapsae.

The butterfly stroke, used only in competition, differs from the breaststroke in arm action.