[Idiom] GIVE A RUN FOR MONEY. - How to Compete Effectively in Challenges

To challenge or compete strongly with another.

Give a run for money" is an idomain that describes providing a significant challenge to someone, usually seen as a competitor. This figurative phrase suggests striving to match or exceed another’s abilities or resources, encouraging strong performance and competitive spirit.

Example Sentences

1. The new smartphone model will give the leading brands a run for their money.

   The new smartphone is highly competitive with the leading brands.

2. Our soccer team gave the champions a run for their money in yesterday's match.

   Our soccer team posed a strong challenge to the champion team.

3. Despite being new to the competition, she certainly gave her more experienced opponents a run for their money.

   Despite being new, she competed strongly against her experienced rivals.