Sentence examples for unpredictable competition from inspiring English sources
"People watch French soccer not because of the higher standard but because it's a very open and unpredictable competition," he said.
Channel 4 also suddenly faces unpredictable competition from the maverick new owner of Channel 5, Richard Desmond, who has vowed to double its share of the TV advertising market, and is interested in acquiring Big Brother.
Both our pole vaulters are among the best in the world and both Holly Bleasdale and Luke Cutts have great chances but, as we know, the pole vault can be an unpredictable competition.
No-one, least of all England's pragmatic coaching team, is assuming anything is yet won in this most combative and unpredictable of competitions.
Professional foreign correspondents almost never write about our troubles -- we are not the story -- but once we set out, unpredictable events and, often, competition, take over.
The quick change underscored again how unpredictable the Democratic nomination competition has been -- and just how wrong conventional wisdom has been in predicting voter behavior.
This in turn has put yet more pressure on pilots, who have increasingly had to bear the brunt of training costs, of unpredictable employment, of the competition itself, in terms of increasing hours flown and faster turnarounds.
The dynamics of many industries, from hospitality to consumer packaged goods to automotive to beauty have gone through an overhaul thanks to the on-demand economy, platforms and competition from unpredictable places.
Increased global competition and unpredictable market changes are challenges facing manufacturing enterprises.
Lab chiefs, however, can only get the money they need by winning grants, which today's tight funding and intense competition make unpredictable and unreliable.
Hyperactivity might have been beneficial, from an evolutionary perspective, in situations involving risk, competition, or unpredictable behavior (i.e. exploring new areas or finding new food sources).
