Sentence examples for in some competition from inspiring English sources
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Seeking to bring in some competition at punter after Matt Dodge struggled through his rookie season in 2010, the Giants did not look far.
Harry Redknapp is eager to bring in some competition for Heurelho Gomes after No 2 Carlo Cudicini was seriously injured in a motorbike accident.
"We think that it's smart to bring in some competition and have more than one choice as we are going into the next cycle," said Gary LaBella, vice president for advertising and public relations for the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association in Reston, Va., which is managing the review.
Rocky Horror types get up in arms if you try to muscle in on their midnight movie turf (they're also pissed about the remake they're doing, which we are sure is going to be one unlookawayable trainwreck), but, as with all monopolies, it's healthy to bring in some competition to mix things up every so often.
Crossley says: "These extra perks won't do any harm though, in fact, you can have a little fun by adding in some competition".
And the Republicans' Mr Steele, even though he got to be lieutenant-governor, hardly looks a match for Mr Mfume in the Senate race.All the same, local Democratic leaders want to drag in some competition for Mr Mfume.
In some competitions, including the Olympics, such equipment is not allowed during the event itself.
In some competitions shooters are grouped according to the gauge of their guns.
In some competitions being American can be a drawback, as Mr. Eisenman found in the 1999 design race for the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.
A similar system might ease the pressure on the solitary round-the-world yachtsmen, he adds.In some competitions, including the Olympics, such equipment is not allowed during the event itself.
