"To have Eli in putting pressure on George North and Alex Cuthbert, that's a key ingredient for us in terms of competition for places".
For decades, the taken-for-granted assumption has been that the only way in which the London public theatres can relate to each other is in terms of competition – competition for plays, for actors, for directors – above all for audiences.
This can be better explained in terms of competition for underground resources than by light reduction, especially for soil water in more arid sites.
When you look at them side by side, in terms of competition for space, Pacifics beat out Atlantics every time".
At least one of them seemed fairly disgruntled by such abrupt evidence of the difference Dettori is going to make, in terms of competition for rides.
The weakest chapter, which retails Conover's longish drive with the Beijing Target Auto Club, is nearly as tedious to read as it must have been for him to experience, and its conclusion, while unobjectionably fair, hardly stretches the mind: "Lord only knows where it all could be headed — in terms of congestion and pollution, in terms of competition for increasingly scarce and expensive fuel..
Without it, Clearwire would have had to choose between paying up on a $237 million interest payment or continuing to build out its LTE network — a necessity in terms of competition for both Clearwire and Sprint.
"The world has changed in terms of competition for philanthropic dollars".
At the colony level a high degree of regularity in the spacing of ant nests is ubiquitous and is conventionally understood in terms of competition for space [85], [86], [87].
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