Sentence examples for more rigorous competition from inspiring English sources
So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.
Many of the country's largest news organizations, including the networks and the country's largest newspapers, have faced more rigorous competition in recent years.
He has also earned praise for his zero tolerance approach to doping, doubling the number of tests at the Games to 5,000 and introducing more rigorous out of competition tests and target testing.
But he was beginning to lose interest in fighting, even as the training became more rigorous and the competition got tougher.
After two years on the professional circuit, he began training for the more rigorous Olympic-style competitions.
Apple's App Store vetting process is notably more rigorous than much of the competition, so it's curious that the service not only skyrocketed up the charts, but has also secured an ad on the store.
EVELYN M. RUSLI DERIVATIVES RULES Regulators approved new rules for the $600 trillion derivatives market on Tuesday, aiming to raise competition and impose more rigorous risk management on an industry that played a central role in the financial crisis.
Ironically, LAUNCH has turned out to be much more rigorous than the prior business plan competition because we immerse every entrepreneur and their mentors in conquering the chaos and uncertainty that is normal for startups.
NEW YORK TIMES Regulators Approve New Derivatives Rules | The Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved new rules for the $600 trillion derivatives market on Tuesday, aiming to raise competition and impose more rigorous risk management on an industry that played a central role in the financial crisis.
The screening is often far more rigorous than the market-rate tenants undergo, and competition is fierce, with as many as 10,000 applications pouring in for every 100 available apartments, according to city officials.
I don't know if Paterno has noticed, but the competition in college football has become more rigorous than ever.
