keen competition

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.