Sentence examples for modest competition from inspiring English sources

Against such modest competition, money funds have proved more popular than ever.

The further the group gets from its heartland, where it has faced only modest competition, the more its model will be stretched, given its lack of local distribution.

Lion Heart, who also finished fourth behind Smarty Jones in the Preakness, may now feast on big races against modest competition.

Against modest competition, Friday's Olympics ratings did the job for NBC, though they were well off the highs achieved by figure skating earlier in the week.

He spent considerable effort and money in a publicity campaign and won, admittedly against modest competition, as much for his determination and decency as for his anguished performance.

Yahoo with 17 percent, and Bing, from Microsoft, with 11 percent, offer modest competition in the United States, but they are nearly nonexistent in Europe, with less then 2 percent each, according to comScore.

We show that the financial burden on the aviation industry will be rather modest in the first years after the introduction of the system and therefore induce only low competition distortions.

The injury toll is modest, while competition for starting places is intensifying.

While initial price reductions will be somewhat modest, as competition becomes more robust and more competitors enter the market, there could be additional downward pressure on prices, as Europe has seen.

In "Sensini," an author who has encouraged B to enter a series of humiliatingly modest literary competitions mourns a son named Gregorio (after Kafka's Gregor Samsa) who is among the "disappeared" killed by the Argentine junta.

According to Fox, one culprit behind Sunday's modest rating was competition.