Meanings of world competition in English

He plans to keep competing and hopes to reach the top of world competition climbing in the future.

He was a bridge player of extraordinary ability, and had twice represented the United States in world competition.

We play in a world competition.

France is suffering from high unemployment, while its economy badly needs to be restructured in order to face world competition.

Simmons enjoyed a successful tenure, winning 11 trophies and qualifying for every ICC world competition as Ireland dominated associate cricket.

The companies, having shafted their third- world competition and protected their domestic markets, count their bigger profits (higher wage costs notwithstanding).

Combination is even more necessary abroad to put forth the nation's strength in world competition than it is for efficiency at home.

But the laws of nature leave plenty of room for progress, and the pressures of world competition are even now pushing us forward.

In 1989, he entered the prestigious Cardiff Singer of the World competition.

She is the fourth Miss Jamaica since 1959 to win the Miss World competition.

The first round of the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition takes place later.

WNO artistic director David Pountney advises the Cardiff Singer of the World competition and praises its reputation.

Miss South Africa, Rolene Strauss, has proven to be a betting favourite for the 64th Miss World competition.

Mr Hunt has been nominated by Junior Chamber to represent Ireland in the Young Persons of the World competition.

This year's event, based on the Miss World competition, featured 23 contestants from 15 countries.

After studying vocals at St Louis and Houston, her big breakthrough came at the 2013 Cardiff Singer of the World competition.