Sentence examples for tight competition. from inspiring English sources

Competitive advantages Facing tight competition from all over the world, an organization is required to have a strong strategy to be able to stay afloat (Priyanto et al. 2012).

This promises tight competition during qualifying and the race.

Mr. Lee and Steven Spielberg ("Lincoln") are in tight competition, she writes.

In the tight competition at the top of the pack, Dickson decided that every man counted.

Unpredictability might be a selling point if it were based on tight competition, not tight hamstrings.

Last night, after a year of tight competition with Jones and May, Drechsler was right at the right time.

In fact, there are expectations of tighter competition and more unpredictable racing in 2013 than in previous years.

The poll shows that the presidential race is neck and neck and that Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore are facing off in the tightest competition just after Labor Day in 20 years.

With Honda Motor, Volkswagen, General Motors and Ford Motor among automakers building new factories and introducing new products in India, tighter competition and lower profitability are only a matter of time, said Puneet Gupta, an analyst at CSM Worldwide in New Delhi.

Still, Mr. Obama finds himself in the tightest competition with Mrs. Clinton, who dropped her above-the-fray posture and became more combative in recent weeks, but even more directly with John Edwards, a former senator from North Carolina who placed second here in 2004 and has staked his candidacy on a strong showing.

Baidu faces tighter competition in the search market as it competes for advertising customers with upstarts like Qihoo 360.