Sentence examples for more crowded field from inspiring English sources
"Every Nation For Itself" enters a more crowded field.
But Softbank is now dealing with a more crowded field.
Women's cricket is starting from the back of a vastly more crowded field.
Even so, some analysts and investors question Zynga's ability to keep producing hit games in an ever more crowded field.
But, he says, a more crowded field led to "an explosion of quality content" that's seen a more diverse distribution of talent.
Provided that number stays steady next year in a much more crowded field, roughly 50,000 voters will be needed to finish first in the Granite State.
With Republicans, who have tended to have far more crowded fields than Democrats in recent years, Iowa has proved a key part of the winnowing process in the past two cycles, chasing a number of socially conservative candidates out of the field and allowing members of that wing of the party to coalesce around one candidate.
The more crowded a field becomes, the harder the fund-raising can be.
The more crowded Republican field was becoming more raucous, the more intimate Democratic contest growing a bit testier.
And a more crowded international field means that books from the U.K. and the Commonwealth may have less of a chance to receive a Booker bump.
For the modern comic, there's no greater endurance test than the ritual slog of the Edinburgh Festival: as well as trying to stand out in an ever-more crowded field, you also have to a find a way to keep yourself and the material feeling fresh, while performing it in a sweat box of a venue almost every day for a month.
