Sentence examples for increasingly fierce contests from inspiring English sources

The increasingly fierce contests for money are America's new electoral reality, the one the Supreme Court let loose on the land with its 2010 Citizens United decision that freed the voice of money to overwhelm the many voices of this country.

SACRAMENTO — It's being billed as a battle of the whales here in the state capital, an increasingly fierce contest pitting billionaire against billionaire.

All this points to an increasingly fierce contest between Wal-Mart and labor groups that are bent on mobilizing and organizing the company's work force, with a near-term goal of pressing for higher wages and a longer-term goal of emboldening workers to demand a union.

Peston is ITV's star signing in an increasingly fierce competition over news and current affairs.

In the Android market, it has come up against increasingly fierce competition at all price points from South Korea's Samsung.

It said it was struck by the spirit of "increasingly fierce competition at the Paralympics".

Industrial needs are becoming always more complex pushed by an ever more demanding market and an increasingly fierce competition.

The result is an increasingly fierce competition for publication in high impact journals, with high rejection rates, influencing the chance to get manuscripts published in due time.

Universities operate in an environment of increasingly fierce global competition.

One of America's competitive advantages is its financial institutions, which are facing increasingly fierce global competition.

Mr. Punter, who has been selling homes in the area for a decade, described the competition as increasingly fierce.