Sentence examples similar to legitimate competitions 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.

N.B.A. players were expected to follow him across the Atlantic in search of steady income and legitimate competition.

"It's a very legitimate competition concern," says Jon Leibowitz, a former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission who recently joined the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell in Washington as a partner.

The maker of Soul by Ludacris headphones, in turn, has sued Beats and Monster, contending that they are "attempting to use litigation threats to stifle legitimate competition".

In its brief, Samsung contends Apple is using patents to try to "stifle legitimate competition and limit consumer choice to maintain its historically exorbitant profits".

Slim and soft-spoken, he says he had a tough time convincing his parents, both Sicilian immigrants, that gaming was a legitimate competition — and a legitimate source of income.