Sentence examples for perceived competition from inspiring English sources

(The AMC series "Mad Men," a perennial Emmy darling and the perceived competition for "Boardwalk Empire," nabbed 19 nominations).

Noise, feeling crowded, lack of privacy, perceived competition, a large clock, immobility, and biologic needs all added to the anxiety experienced by the study participants.

For example, to measure customers' expectation of competition, we used items employed to measure perceived competition in Byun and Mann (2011).

The authors suggest "competition by design" proved only effective in cases of low (perceived) competition which implies that when teams experience fierce instead of mild competition, benefits for creative performance will not be realized.

The birds have been persecuted because of their perceived competition with commercial and recreational fishing.

Women see it as related to entitlement, antagonism and animosity – unsurprising, considering they're the "prizes" in this perceived competition.

Within this process, the creation of competition for funding among NGOs emerged as an objective of accountability thereby offering a counterpoint to prior research which frequently perceives competition for funding as an explanation for increased attention to NGO accountability.

However, the level of male competition, male mate choice and behavioral responses to perceived sperm competition risk (SCR), may vary between taxa.

In the recession, attitudes hardened over perceived unfair competition for public services and jobs, and fears of Britain being "swamped" by foreigners.

In Quincy Tolton became such a popular preacher that he attracted some members of local white mostly German or Irish congregations; he therefore also faced discrimination from other local priests, who resented what they perceived as competition.

The majority of them (65%) perceived such competition at a low level, while 35% of them expressed their lack of knowledge of that issue.