Sentence examples for most significant competition from inspiring English sources

Still, Amersham Pharmacia, a joint venture of Nycomed Amersham of Britain and Pharmacia, the drug company, has provided the most significant competition to PE in years.

But for a lot of online gamers, Warhammer is providing the most significant competition for their leisure hours in many years.

The Kremlin's surrogates in many areas have turned the Russian Orthodox Church into a de facto official religion, warding off other Christian denominations that seem to offer the most significant competition for worshipers.

A Deloitte Access Economics report, commissioned by Universities Australia, an industry body representing Australia's 39 universities, said the United States and Britain are Australia's most significant competition for international students.

However on a broader scale our competition comes in several forms: The most significant competition is that of XX Breweries, which is arguably the market leader.

It has neither qualified for the Champions League nor won the oldest and most significant cup competition in domestic soccer, the F.A. Cup.

In addition to a four-week concert tour, the group competed in the International Eisteddfod in Llangollen, Wales, one of the world's most significant choral competitions.

Started in 1957, that biennial competition has become the continent's most significant regular sporting competition.

Andrew Wright of Ofgem said the regulator had launched "the most significant reforms" since competition was introduced.

"Exclusive contracts have been one of the most significant barriers to competition," Kevin J. Martin, chairman of the commission, said in an interview.

5.51pm GMT Andrew Wright says the regulator is introducing the "most significant reforms" since competition was introduced that will make a real difference to consumers and suppliers.