Sentence examples for major competition from from inspiring English sources

But now we face major competition from non-Papuan migrants".

If the company ends up strictly in the baby supplies business, it would specialize in a fast-growing niche that has until now eluded major competition from discounters.

There was major competition from Sunday Night Football on NBC and a strong performance by the first part of the CBS documentary The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey, as well as continued coverage of the New York and New Jersey bombings.

Pandora Media, the company behind the popular Internet radio service about to face major competition from Apple, reported on Thursday a loss of $7.8 million, or about 4 cents a share, for the second quarter but the company continues to experience rapid growth.

This result suggests that managed forest stands with residual basal areas as low as 40 m2 ha−1 should not have major competition from Chusquea spp. upon tree regeneration.

And while dad may have done a good job outfitting himself -- signature down vest, "future shoes" and, yes, hoverboard -- he has major competition for best Marty from one-year-old Cooper whose mother made her baby his very own DeLorean.

Glebe were an Australian rugby league foundation club who played in the New South Wales Rugby Football League's Sydney premiership, the major competition for the sport in Sydney, from 1908 until their exit at the end of 1929.

(Wednesday) BOY BLUNDER -- One of the big summer films, "Batman Begins" from Warner Bros., goes into wide release with the only major competition coming from Hilary Duff's "The Perfect Man".

Name Recognition Most feel that Mr. Easton, who plays the older A. E. Housman in "The Invention of Love," richly deserves this award; the only major competition may come from Mr. Sinise of "Cuckoo's Nest"; his name recognition may carry the day with out-of-town voters, who make up about 30percentt of the Tony voters.

Bergelin continued as Borg's coach until 1983, when Borg retired from major competition.

Special Times Just Right!, a Bichon Frisé known as J. R., has been retired from major competition, but there is no lack of stars at Westminster.