Sentence examples for logical competition from inspiring English sources

That's bigger than the boot of a Lincoln Town Car and blows away the Saab's logical competition, the Volvo S60 T5, which has a 14-cubic-foot trunk.

Manchester City's lack striking depth was highlighted in December when Manuel Pellegrini was forced to field David Silva and James Milner up front, so the £28m Bony was a logical addition to provide competition for Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic as Sergio Agüero's strike partner.

The women of the W.N.B.A. grappled and tossed punches, which can be seen as a logical extension of the competition and the salaries and the sponsor deals to be made for playing this sport.

"It is logical to play this competition at the end of the year.

"So competition was a logical step for me".

Quiksilver's Matey said the A.S.P. competition was a logical outgrowth of surfing's newfound popularity in New York.

Allowing them to do so would be a logical extension of the mock competition that the government is busily encouraging.More invasive surgery requiredSome of the government's new ideas may seem revolutionary to those within the health service, but mere commonsense to those outside it.

They should have a Bobby Riggs knockout competition to find the logical representative to play me.

It seems logical to me that the major competition of the continent is considered in the verdict.

So-called networking Web sites would be logical places to look for potential competition, but Friendster, Tickle and business networking sites like Ryze and LinkedIn have strayed little from their focus on enabling one-to-one communication.

It looks logical, owing to the lack of competition from sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) which are more efficient hydrogenotrophs; we observed zero levels of Desulfovibrio and Desulfitobacterium.