Sentence examples for vast competition from inspiring English sources

The festival's vast competition, and special sections, makes it an event that looks open to the whole world, while keeping crowds — and anybody who doesn't have the right badge, invitation or accoutrement — at bay.

"The domestic Chinese market is vast, and competition is stronger here than almost anywhere else in the world".

But thanks to the same technology through which they gained access, the marketplace is now vast with competition and transparent, meaning that the path to solvency as an artist is as hard as it ever was, if not more so.

Vast's competition at the moment in the jobs space would be SimplyHired and Indeed, both of who index other sites – but the difference here being that those sites are not indexing the long tail, and a lot of human intervention is used to add source sites and to filter them.

The real estate industry is vast and competition is steep.

There wasn't a vast amount of competition in the art world because of the tiny number of art students and the tiny number of galleries.

While our business was an award-winning, leading agency in the U.K., that didn't mean much in America, the land of vast opportunity and competition.

Since premiering in 2005, SYTYCD has stood out as an odd bird in the vast world of competition reality television.

Today the vast majority of competitions between human beings are not life or death.

Parallel with athletics, a vast array of competitions and literary, oratorical, or dramatic activities were invented to swell the extracurriculum.

This principle, adopted for the vast majority of competitions from 1861 on, permits each player to budget time, playing some moves quickly and taking as much as an hour or more on others.