Sentence examples for prospect of competing from inspiring English sources

One is the prospect of competing standards.

The prospect of competing with a government plan terrifies the private insurers.

Some online media companies say they are unconcerned about the prospect of competing with Knol.

Konstantin Guericke, a vice president at LinkedIn, was undaunted at the prospect of competing with Hoover's and Visible Path.

Has he begun to feel an exhilarating tingle at the prospect of competing in NFL? "Definitely," he says instantly.

The prospect of competing in the musicals category rattled Kushner, who saw "Caroline" as "more like a play".

There is a fair amount of industry left in Russia that has prospects of competing on global markets, if given a chance (see article).

Keeping your girl children out of school, and sending the boys to religious schools that eschew math and science in favour of memorising religious texts, dramatically disimproves the prospects of competing economically in the modern world.

If that decline continues – and the Smith Institute sets out many reasons for thinking that it may – Labour's prospects of competing as a party of government will steadily diminish too.

Suarez is reported to have told a Uruguayan newspaper: "If another team comes around with more prospects of competing in international club competition games, which is willing to have [me], they are welcome.

The findings of the present study imply that young talented adolescents from the high hill population, having polygenic endurance profiles linked with higher TGS could be selected and given appropriate training in endurance-related sports activities with prospects of competing in Olympics and other sports events held in high-altitude environment.