Sentence examples for slight competition from inspiring English sources

Corel makes, among other things, WordPerfect and its accompanying software, which is now the only (slight) competition left to Microsoft's all-conquering Office.

Always in slight competition with the House, the Senate will likely demand their own hearing as well.

He vowed to stay in politics and to petition Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev to fire Mr Surkov, describing him as a "puppeteer" who had "privatised the political system".What this shows is that the system created by Mr Putin is spooked by the slightest competition.

Too late – in the meantime Mixi developed into a $1 billion-listed company without the slightest competition from abroad.

There are so many good cars in this segment for 2002 (sadly, the best are all foreign) that picking just one is bound to slight the competition.

A slight dip in competition might soften his game, but a boost in confidence might reignite his killer instinct.

If the game's out in the middle of summer, they're clearly aware that the slightest breath of competition would shatter it like a sandcastle.

Mark Bozon of IGN called Mario & Sonic a success due to the entertainment value derived from the slight variety of competitions offered in the game.

The first one showed a slight increase post-competition after an Olympic distance triathlon (1500 m swim, 40 K bike, 10 K run), however all values were always in the normal range.

Sanchez appears to hold a slight edge in his competition with Kellen Clemens for the starting job.

Deuterium has a slight edge in the competition for R in spite of the fact that the hydrogen must also form a stronger bond with R than with R′.