Sentence examples for may have competition from inspiring English sources

For the moment TruFocals has the market to itself, but it may have competition next year.

(When the fast-rising soprano Angela Meade takes over as Anne, on October 21st, Gubanova may have competition).

If Santana becomes available, the Yankees may have competition from the Mets, who expect to lose Tom Glavine to the Atlanta Braves.

She appears and disappears with a minimum of fuss, emerging to sing her own "Silent Words", to suggest Carla Bruni may have competition for the glamorous ingénue role.

But they may have competition: Spike, already home to Lip Sync Battle, plans to premiere Caraoke Showdown, its own take on the "celebrities singing in cars" craze that Corden kickstarted.

And if they do fend off the Devils, Jonathan Quick, the Kings' brilliant goalie, may have competition in Doughty for the Conn Smythe Award, given to the playoffs' most valuable performer.

Nevertheless, Mr. Ayala may not only be making a go of it, he may also have competition.

In other words, Bird and Skip may soon have competition.

Considering Distributed Systems and Coinbase are following the Facebook playbook, they may soon have competition from the social network.

While this may have reduced competition during 2006-2009, threatreat of significant competition in the future may have sparked hospital policy changes.

The new Clear may have additional competition.