Sentence examples for were competition from inspiring English sources
noun
The action of competing.
- The competition for this job is strong.
The pre-paid medical groups were competition for traditional fee-for-service doctors.
In response to a question on Twitter about whether the schoolboys were competition, Shkreli simply tweeted: "No".
"Scunny was my go-to guy, even though we were competition," Mr. Van Breukelen said at the service.
A few of these were lighting and sound engineers, but most were competition winners from local radio stations and fans who had paid extra for a VIP experience.
"You have to operate as if there were competition," says Alan Riley, a British law professor who specialises in energy markets.Gazprom is far from doomed.
In long-awaited provisional findings on BAA, the commission said there were "competition problems" at each of BAA's seven airports in Britain that had led to "adverse consequences for passengers and airlines".
They were competitions in not sleeping.
Will there be competition?
But there is competition.
There is competition, however.
