Sentence examples for truly competition from inspiring English sources

It's truly competition for the landlords".

Are star-studded indie events truly "competition" for WWE? No, not in the truest sense of the world.

They're certainly entering a hot and competitive market: At $400 there is a lot of truly excellent competition.

"The clear implication: A broader remedy is required to truly restore competition".

And, it would have created an aerospace business that could have given G. E. some truly heavy competition.

However, they will also impose constraints, since truly ruthless competition among individuals would lead to widespread insecurity, suffering, and disorder.

What you feel is not excitement but tightly wound tension, the tension of a truly great competition.

If television advertising were truly in competition with editorial matter, instead of being in command of it, the quality of TV advertising would immediately improve.

When the Phillips Soccer League kicked off in 1977, it was the first truly national competition of any of the football codes.

Football Federation Australia announced last year the Northern Territory would have a slot in the 2015 round of 32, making the cup a "truly national competition".

They make mortgages slightly cheaper, while mostly stifling truly private competition (though currently they are making it easier for start-up Internet lenders to take on the established banks, prompting the banks to lobby harder against them).