Sentence examples for making competition from inspiring English sources

Cornwall's picture-postcard image attracts incomers, making competition for jobs even harder.

Each summer, a deluge of graduates swamp the job market, making competition fierce.

Alex Papazian combines ingredients to create the winning flavor as part of an ice-cream making competition in food science.

The geographic factor is not the only one making competition tougher for the Island's high school seniors.

But we've come to expect initiatives like more accountablity and equalized school spending to shoulder almost the entire burden of making competition between graduates fully fair.

After centuries of trading, market-fresh "AAA" old masters are in chronically short supply, making competition all the more intense when they do appear.

That's what makes competition".

Ilana Rabinowitz says you should make competition irrelevant.

The plan is an effort to make competition work.

That makes competition for reasonably priced places fierce.

This will drive away at least some of the cowboys and make competition more open.