Sentence examples for worlds of competition from inspiring English sources

But when the worlds of competition and co-operation collide, things can become awkward.For instance, in the auction for Daewoo, Fiat has been independently bidding against GM.

A wider world of competition now confronts college graduates.

We want a world that wakes up to this modern world of competition and flexibility.

The obituary of Peggy Spencer (30 May) inevitably concentrated on the world of competition and showbiz fame.

"We live in a world of competition, and the justification of competition is precisely that the best wins".

Jobs are scarce, immigrants are many, and France seems submerged in a larger world of competition from China, India, Brazil and even the new member states of the European Union.

"Everyone in the world of competition has a strong desire to win, but the Yankees also have an atmosphere where losing is not an option.

His goal is to help teenagers manage an adultlike world of competition while maintaining a semblance of youthful life and fun.

"Suddenly there'd be a whole new world of competition," said one of the executives, who declined to express support for the "over the top" option for fear of angering the existing distributors.

Rather than buying into the Eurosceptic's picture of the world as a tangle of benign networks where everyone lives in the cloud, Britain must prepare for a world of competition where size and power matter, and where state capitalist economies such as China will seek to use their enormous markets and political power to create an unlevel playing field.

The Liberty and the W.N.B.A. need to make up their minds: Do they want to get funky or do they want to hold on to this idea of a no-trash-talking, sweet-smelling world of competition, an Alice in Wonderland of no sweat?