Sentence examples for lively competition from inspiring English sources

Now, there is lively competition between registrars of top-level domain names.

(That said, it does have a lot of talent on display, and lively competition).

On YouTube, there's a lively competition among brain surgeons and rocket scientists to see who can inhale the heftiest dab.

For contrast, there is a lively competition in folk rhythm for Mr. Liang and Mr. Fowler ("No. 8 Vivace Energico").

Even Germany, though often praised for loosening its labor rules in recent years, faces criticism for regulations that impede lively competition among small service businesses.

This lively competition, in which the tongue proves mightier than the sword, fills collegiate halls across the nation during the school year.

When they're not whipping up original recipes behind the bars at the Oak Room and Bar Rouge, two early pioneers of the new cocktail culture, the members advise other establishments on their drinks menus, train staff and hold lively competitions at a rotation of bars around town.

In August, the city held its fifth annual wiener-dog race day, which included costumes, snacks, and lively competitions like "Seriously Stupid Pet Tricks".

In August, the city held its fifth annual wiener-dog race day, which included costumes, snacks, and lively competitions like "Seriously Stupid Pet Tricks". Prizes were awarded for the fastest runner, best costume, and bobbing for wieners that's like bobbing for apples but with dogs and cocktail wieners, and it's as amazing as it sounds.

Such universal fairs often generate lively architectural competition and diverse, often stunning exhibits of technology and the arts.

The (nuanced) difference is Singapore's failure to evolve toward the lively political competition we see today in the other two countries.