hot competition

At the moment, the hottest competition is for the center.

In the hot competition for early market share, companies may just cut corners.

The rapid growth of long-distance service, with its hot competition, could be the problem.

Because client news organizations in hot competition demand a hard answer to "who's winning?"

The motorbike industry is facing some hot competition - from the Chinese.

The sisters were in hot competition to be the one to hear him utter his first recognizable word.

That reality is prompting hot competition in the market for magazines aimed at the working woman.

"I'm the fund-raising chairman so I know we are in hot competition with every other organization for dollars.

But it quickly becomes a time for one of the hottest competitions on campus: the nickname game.

Almost synonymous with chic style, Paris still leads the increasingly hot competition.

We're in hot competition for their banquet business in Tokyo."

SO it goes in the hottest competition for Pentagon dollars in many years.

To win market share in such hot competition, some manufacturers are beginning to sell camcorders at discount prices to retailers.

This year's hot competition served a great purpose in putting millions more selves in self-government.

Modern astronomy is a hot competition between the quick and the dead-who soon become the untenured.

Ah, but aren't viewers and readers now blessed with a whole new world of hot competition through cable and the Internet?

Janice loves a hot competition.

Banks are also in hot competition for consumer business, Mr. Baily pointed out.

The Devils' plan is the latest entry into the hot competition over what city will emerge as the center for New Jersey's sports.

Often, as in household products or industrial chemicals, hot competition among affiliates of big multinationals ensures both growth and cost-competitiveness.

He did get that reunion drink with his buddies; it just got eclipsed in the hot competition for sweetest moment since he was paroled.

What the FIT has done is develop the installer base and that has lead to hot competition and price reductions.

Amongst thousands of contestants, she finally won the hot competition as the youngest Television host for English Television Programme.

Medallion vs. Non-Medallion The hot competition has pitted medallion-cab owners against those operating without medallions.

There will certainly be hot competition for the C block, with its 22MHz of spectrum that could be used for national, high-speed wireless service.