Sentence examples for much smaller competition from inspiring English sources
"Indeed, this legislation seems designed to help big retailers like Amazon.com and Walmart eliminate their much smaller competition".
The girls face the ever present challenges of trying to be top dancer and honing their skills on a much smaller competition level.
In 1990, McKinsey found, they were 5% less productive than America's, mainly because a thicket of regulations ensured that stores were much smaller and competition less intense.
KNITTING FACTORY 74 Leonard St., between Broadway and Church St. (212-219-3132) — While the country has been enthralled yet again by the naked ambition of the contestants on "American Idol," a much smaller local competition has captivated a sliver of the music-loving public — the search for the Ultimate Air Band.
The following day, the Long Beach Historical Society held a much smaller sand castle competition, in its second year.
The hardware company said the new server runs on the Solaris version of Unix and carries a much smaller energy footprint than the competition.
That pricing, says Forrester Research analyst Sarah Rotman Epps, puts it in competition with the much smaller market for large-screen e-reader devices, like the $399 Sony Daily Reader and the $489 Kindle DX.
While initially a selling point for Pixel devices, it makes sense to bring the helper to more Android users, given Pixel's much smaller market share and the heated competition between voice-based computing platforms.
Moreover the Shamrock was overwhelmed by competition from many much smaller, cheaper and automobile-friendly motels.
Although NMGS is a much smaller league than most of its competition, the team known as "the Sunshine Girls," was the semifinalist in the Capistrano Valley Memorial weekend tournament.
The final events were going on, and those interested in surfing were watching that". In 1983, a bikini contest that was an offshoot of the Op Pro Surfing competition triggered a much smaller melee at the Huntington Beach pier.
