Sentence examples for world-class competition from inspiring English sources

The lack of world-class competition diminishes the league's appeal and the pay is uncompetitive.

Big races, big money and world-class competition dominate his résumé.

All told, it amounted to more than 1,900 miles of world-class competition.

"Obviously the Americans are world-class competition – they are the guys I have to beat.

After only one fight against world-class competition, it's not clear if the 29-year-old is the real deal.

At a time when national attention is turned toward the winter Olympics, there is world-class competition closer to home.

In that time, other skiers, especially those from Finland, have made strong showings in world-class competitions.

The host for the event is NYC 2012, a nonprofit group that hopes to show the United States Olympic Committee that New York can hold world-class competitions better than the other American cities that want to play host to the 2012 Summer Games.

"I've seen from afar how the BBL has evolved so quickly to become a world class competition and it's a challenge that I am certainly up for.

Vans and IMG are advocating an all-inclusive world class competition and cultural festival with the addition of a 50,000 square foot pavilion as a celebration of surfing, surfboards and the shapers who make them, according to Scott Bass, founder and director of The Boardroom, which is based in San Clemente.

Watch a curated cohort of pre-Series A companies compete for the $50,000 grand prize in the Startup Battlefield competition, a world-class pitch competition that's launched more than 800 companies — including Dropbox, Yammer, TripIt and Mint, to name just a few.