Sentence examples for more competitive field from inspiring English sources

Building markets in food and services is, as Eslake points out, a far more competitive field than mining in which Australia had a huge natural advantage.

There was no more competitive field in the canoe sprint programme, with world champions in the Hungarian and Serbian boats and a gold medallist in the German one.

But in a far more competitive field, why top up the BBC with the odd box set or Netflix subscription when the bulk of what the British public consumes could be delivered by others?

As in small countries across Europe, the Irish telecommunications market has been transformed since then into a much more competitive field, with falling profit margins and companies racing to introduce new services.

This year the new point-earning system instituted by Churchill Downs produced a much more competitive field that qualified by finishing in the money in tough 2013 Derby prep contests like the Florida Derby and the Wood Memorial.

Orkut's gradual decline to Facebook in Brazil meant that Vostu had to play on a more competitive field against established social gaming companies from the U.S. and Europe.

Taking it away from them or any other qualifying nation would wreck hopes of a more competitive international field in the future.

Recent salvos against international milk powder companies — allegations of widespread corruption, pricing probes and strong official reaction to a food scare at the New Zealand dairy producer Fonterra Co-operative Group — suggest global formula makers may face a more competitive playing field, analysts said.

It is not yet clear whether the recent "GMA" ratings are a flash in the pan or the sign of a more competitive morning field.

"[This year] is a much more balanced competitive field than in previous years, where there was one national group just had an advantage or disadvantage," says Guggenheim's Mr Casesa.

Ms. Min will confront an even more cluttered and competitive field, including a reconfigured Star overseen by her former boss.