Sentence examples for traditional competition from inspiring English sources

Traditional competition law is about firms and their activities.

At Time and Newsweek, the traditional competition for circulation has essentially ended.

The life forms spawned in the Internet's wild opening days are facing tougher and more traditional competition.

This is a very traditional competition: contestants are required to prove themselves technically in the preliminaries by playing two études, including one by Liszt or Chopin.

Fast-fashion outlets — H&M, Forever 21, Wet Seal, and Mango — have rolled out new, plus-size lines, forcing their more traditional competition to catch up.

The contest gives winners a practical, lasting means of transcending the traditional competition circuit: worldwide exposure through on-demand audio streams of their performances.

Doing so forces it to single out a few contestants, in traditional competition-doc style, to try to create who-will-win drama.

He was on Gabby Logan's show on BBC 5 Live last week, talking about reviving sports through "short forms" – snooker is his latest project – without compromising the integrity of traditional competitions.

Yet in contrast to traditional competitions in Europe, which tend to be more open and allow emerging talent to be discovered, design contests in the United States today are generally limited to a few select entrants, be they celebrities or up-and-comers.

By the 1970s, the Auxois had almost disappeared, although many villages in the breed's homeland retained a small number of mares for traditional competitions.

The threat of non-traditional competition is already encouraging new approaches to the practice of law.