Sentence examples for left competing for from inspiring English sources

The local colleges the departing students shun are left competing for the students who stay: commuters, older students, those with lower SAT scores.

At their peak in the mid-1990s there were about 330 such outlet malls; now there are 230 left, competing for the consumer's attention with America's 1,130 enclosed shopping malls and another 45,000-odd shopping centres.

[C4.] The Men Who Would Rule Reality TV The reigning king of reality television, Mark Burnett, is in Africa this week, preparing production for a third edition of "Survivor," the CBS show that conquered the television world with contestants, like Colby Donaldson, left, competing for $1 million.

The team suffered a humilitiating 8-1 defeat by Spain on Tuesday meaning they are now left competing for places five to eight.

The WHL folded in 1926, leaving the NHL as the only league left competing for the Cup.

Now, you need to map out the best alternative option to get from point A to B. But with inclement weather wreaking havoc on fellow fliers' travel plans, too, you're left competing with huge crowds for a seat on the next available flight.

Flowers will inhibit the growth of your leaves and will compete for sunlight; removing them is important for obtaining the broadest tobacco leaves possible.

If Honda leaves Russia this winter as expected, a host of top clubs around Europe will compete for his services.

With Harrington gone, Woods and Yang were left to compete for the last major of the year.

Yet after all the skullduggery and controversies over designs and arbitration panel decisions, there are only four boats left to compete for the Auld Mug -- and two of them happen to be financed by billionaires from the United States.

Most workers are left to compete for low-end jobs, driving down the wages in already low-paying occupations.