fierce competition
stiff competition

The result has been a fierce competition for market share.

Given the fierce competition, he had not expected to win.

Such fierce competition is usually limited to the summer season.

Even more so now, because there's this fierce competition for air.

After a fierce competition, both sides were level at first place.

At every position except center, there will be fierce competition for playing time.

Field Day is a fierce competition between all 6 flights.

"There's fierce competition among manufacturers to get the new things out first."

Fierce competition between private companies is at the core of the nation's economic strength.

Between 1894 and 1913, there was a fierce competition to develop a new rifle.

The fierce competition among the networks was also reflected in other ways.

Thus fierce competition made its way once again to the center stage of the glass and mirror industry.

Wal-Mart also had to face fierce competition in some foreign markets.

The fierce competition here was perhaps inevitable, given changes in the voting population.

But perhaps the fiercest competition these days is for the business traveler.

The new plan could initiate fierce competition in the health-care industry.

These papers engaged in fierce competition and for a while were daily issues.

For the most part, current trends from Jamaica do not offer fierce competition.

But one of the wonderful things about America is that there's fierce competition."

The fierce competition has put a premium on the development of any new niche in the industry.

And much of it is prompted by the fierce competition for viewers.

This is easy to believe, given the fierce competition among museums for the works of key artists.

"If I've been any good, it's because of the fierce competition," he said.

He put forward the idea as a means of ending the fierce competition between the two airports.

The rule change, which takes effect today, comes at a time of fierce competition for radio frequencies.