Sentence examples for to be competition from inspiring English sources

"We frankly didn't consider them to be competition," he said.

Indeed, the biggest problem for pedicab drivers these days seems to be competition.

"I told [Colt] there's going to be competition," Redskins Coach Jay Gruden said.

Part of the problem has to be competition from the Met, which, under Peter Gelb, is buffing its populist image.

"The heavy driver for the space program used to be competition with the Soviets," Mr. Augustine said at the time.

The Megawatt Hour considers energy brokers and consultants to be competition, although they operate on a different model.

While Groupon is trying to match companies like Square on a product-for-product basis, it is looking to be competition-busting (and merchant-attractive) when it comes to transaction fees.

"But what it comes down to is, competition is good for everyone in the marketplace".

"The reason, I think it comes down to, is competition," Heisig said.

Here, we celebrate some of her favorite blogs--and perhaps soon-to-be competition for the next food and lifestyle must-reads.

That competition turned out to be no competition at all.