Sentence examples for problem competition from inspiring English sources

But lately, there is a nettlesome problem: competition.

Britain has won several medals at these events in the decade since Winton first sponsored the problem competition and teams.

Another potential problem: competition.

But if no one cares, if standards are viewed as relative, anachronistic or somebody else's problem, competition generates no virtue at all (OK, define "virtue).

But management problems, competition from cable, and other factors all contributed to troubles at Black Rock.

Home Depot is not a technology company, however, and its weaker growth reflects widespread problems: competition has intensified as the economy's growth has slowed while higher energy costs cut profit margins.

There is strong agreement in the Head Start community that in cases of severe or repeated problems, competition is appropriate, but intermediary measures should be in place for problems that are not severe, frequent, or systemic.

"We don't have a problem with competition, even direct competition," Mr. Salmon said.

The first problem is competition.

Part of the problem is competition.

The other main problem is competition.