Sentence examples for supposed competition from inspiring English sources

Denied that joy, Atlanta kept thumping its supposed competition.

The British newspapers made much of the supposed competition between the two programs, but that is beside the point for "Masterpiece".

The directors of both films did their best on the red carpet to play down any rivalry with Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who eventually won for Birdman, calling the supposed competition "so silly" and Linklater saying he loved Birdman.

In their most thorough and dominating performance of these Olympics, the Americans trounced Spain, the reigning world champion and their supposed stiffest competition, 119-82.

But in an era of supposed cutthroat competition among airlines, intensified by fierce fare-cutting to compete with aggressive low-fare carriers, I was surprised by the obvious closeness of the relationship that has developed between Continental and Northwest.

Scientists have traditionally supposed that competition for light (as well as for nutrients like iron) among phytoplankton--diatoms, blue-green algae, and other tiny aquatic organisms--will result in one species shading out the others.

"It would be a great misconception of the actual course of human affairs to suppose that competition exercises in fact this unlimited sway".

The relationship has changed from supposed cooperation to competition.

It was supposed to combine competition and private initiative with a good measure of traditional socialism.

ASKING students to pay more for their education was supposed to encourage competition among universities, not just lighten the load on taxpayers.

Vouchers are also supposed to increase competition by giving parents direct say over the schools their children attend, but the students haven't benefited.