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He would not return to active competition for nearly two years.

Near the end of 1995, Laurinaitis' back had finally recovered enough for him to return to active competition.

It has become standard practice to shoe most horses in active competition or work.

He left the sumo world upon retirement from active competition in May 1967.

As a result, he announced his retirement from active competition on August 12, 1983.

All were retired from active competition by the end of 2003.

He retired from active competition in 1982 and died of septicemia on May 25, 2008.

A year after his run, a fulfilled Nelson retired from active competition at the age of 34.

In 2005, he announced his retirement from active international competition.

He left the sumo world upon retirement from active competition in July 1987 at the age of just 26.

But it is not easy, he insists, because of admission standards and keen competition.

A victim of the post war arms glut, keen competition and the time.

Both sales saw keen competition for the more interesting lots.

Even when a company is in an industry with staying power, the very promise of the market attracts keen competition.

But insurance executives do not expect the extra cost to be passed on to their customers, at least for now, because of keen competition.

The older I got, the more keen the competition became.

However, keen competition is expected for jobs at upscale restaurants that generally pay more.

The keen competition between the various technologies makes it extremely difficult to predict what the situation will be in the future.

Their keen competition begins when both get involved in a complex medical case.

The product business seems to suffer from huge costs and keen competition.

The severe competition could cause some players to be cautious about investing.

Applicants should be aware that there is severe competition for admission to some courses.

The tightness is a result of severe competition in a single market.

As the number of places is very limited and along with severe competition, eligibility does not guarantee admission.

In the face of such severe competition, Stoddards not only won, but was described as the 'clear winner'.

In the face of severe local competition, matters went from bad to worse.

Here the product under development may face severe competition on the open market.

At this point he faced severe competition from other promoters.

From now on, there will be only incremental sales increases, against increasing severe foreign competition.

"At the least we can expect severe competition for public resources."

There was a difference, the court ruled, between aggressive competition and illegal behavior.

Officials said that aggressive competition among private insurers had driven premiums below their expectations.

But aggressive competition has squeezed profit margins in the core data-base business for all three companies.

The species has been used to research the physiological changes in the body during the fight-or-flight response as related to stress and aggressive competition.

I think it would be helpful to our party to have an aggressive competition.

It was a commercial failure due to both its low quality and also aggressive competition.

There is aggressive competition by males over territory and access to larger shells.

Where there's power, there's going to be lots of aggressive competition.

His communication companies were in a financial crisis, due to aggressive competition for advertising dollars in small markets.

We see aggressive competition between users of these resources.