I like competition — the more rugged, the better".
That is what MacPhail is hoping for, but his competition in the rugged A.L. East may disagree.
Thus, it can be said that topography governs PD via controlling the distribution of each species, successional status and thus the strength of competition in this rugged terrain.
The village is still a place untouched by Citarella or the pool-blue awning of Tiffany & Company, a rugged fisherman's town where shark-fishing competitions are promoted on signs near the entrance to the village.
Trevor Immelman, who hung tough to win the Masters on Sunday, has an enduring signature, one that will not change with a rugged course or a new season, or with competition.
But continued success of the rugged Wrangler is no sure thing, given the competition in this sector.
The "model yachts" sailed in competition are generally better-quality, more rugged, and more costly than "toy" sailboats.
At $300, it's nearly double the price of its Flip and Kodak competition, however, and it's not a particularly rugged device, so consider what your needs are before dropping your dollar.
There's a case to be made for Ron Swanson from "Parks and Recreation" as the most rugged, manly character on TV right now, but his stiffest competition if arguably (and fittingly) Nick Offerman, the guy who plays him.
Adrien had never seen a great modern city before Cape Town; he had never seen the ocean; and he had never imagined a competition like the Epic, an eight-stage racrossross the rugged, shifting terrain of the Western Cape, in which more than a thousand bikers, riding in teams of two, covered as many as eighty off-road miles a day.
Roby was an old cyclocross champion from the '40s, a rugged man built for traversing the bumps and ruts of off-road competition, but he had also ridden in the Tour for several years.
