Sentence examples for range of competition from inspiring English sources

There is only a limited range of competition between them; and therefore a minimum of natural pressure towards equalization.

Producers need smaller numbers to succeed, but they face a far broader range of competition, including television's own past, which plays continuously (including reruns of "The Beverly Hillbillies").

"AMAZON helped legitimize us," says Mr. Farentinos, an engineer who designs the company's products, which now have a range of competition from other companies.

It was shown that the plant populations studied were typical of a wide range of competition intensities, ranging from sparse plants to dense size-structured populations.

The former radio chief said despite the fact that the number of BBC channels, stations and services had increased in the digital era, the paradox was that "the BBC is less powerful and smaller than it was", because of the range of competition.

And once again, as Hollywood faces a widening range of competition from cable and satellite television, home video and the Internet, the industry needs a fresh gimmick (and this one has the advantage, at least for the moment, of being pirate-proof).

There will be a wide range of competitions, festivals, exhibitions and special events in Riga and around the country.

Finbarr adds: "There are a huge range of competitions run annually to get involved in that target university level students".

Considered one of the so-called extreme sports, skateboarding as a professional sport boasts a range of competitions, including vertical and street-style events.

The simple action of staging a range of competitions in Country A as opposed to Country B is only relevant if it entertains global spectators or facilitates the business of sports.

Russia, whose drug-testing agency has been banned for three years, will now be able to certify on its own that its athletes are not using illicit drugs, allowing them easier entry to a range of competitions.