Sentence examples for legitimate competition from inspiring English sources
"You want legitimate competition in camp".
For one thing, the CFDA/Vogue Fund is a legitimate competition.
But too often, domestic industries allege dumping in an attempt to shield themselves from legitimate competition.
"By next summer, these games will start to look like legitimate competition for TV".
The last conservative standing now becomes Mitt Romney's only legitimate competition.
Edwards said she had faced no legitimate competition at the meet in Martinique.
Although the technology is "not ready for prime time," he says the latest improvements bring holographic data storage closer to being a legitimate contender in competition to handle the data-storage demands of future generations of computers.
Fiji showed they could become legitimate international competition.
Nikolov's arrival marks the first time since Zac MacMath became the Union's regular starting goalkeeper that he will have legitimate veteran competition for his spot.
The term is used to legitimate intense competition in the educational system and labor market and to promote national development cultivation Suzhi can be likened to human capital, but the term contains a moral valence not implied by the economistic phrase.
The British government retorts that its policies including a steady cutting of the corporate income-tax rate to 21%—are legitimate forms of competition.So alluring is the British regime that LyondellBasel, a chemicals giant, became a British rather than a Dutch taxpayer last year.
