Sentence examples for Boundless competition from inspiring English sources
Globalization is the trend of a new era, and engineering in particular is a field of boundless competition and cooperation.
Diaz said he sees that other supplier of free information — the internet — as Boundless' main competition, noting that 70% of students have at some point skipped buying a textbook because they could work around the material using Google or their library's reserve collection.
Because you can bet on one thing: your best competition has boundless passion, even if you don't.
The trees formed a canopy above the street where she said she lived, a street on which either invidious competition or the boundless love of property had prevailed in the form of one perfect lawn after another, and hedges that seemed to have been purchased in sections.
For instance, the geographical space investigated is not boundless, there is no perfect competition, customers do not have the same needs nor the same purchasing power.
Mr Abe talks of ending the protection enjoyed by Japan's farmers, doctors and pharmaceutical companies; breaking open the labour market's rigidities; improving education; cutting through boundless regulation; opening utilities up to competition; encouraging innovation and spurring business investment.In pursuit of these ends Mr Abe has re-energised the bureaucracy.
"Starbucks is particularly vulnerable to BDS as it sells consumer products that have ample competition, and it is particularly large in the Arab world, where BDS has boundless potential," said Barghouti.
Boundless's relationship to the market incumbents is clear: The startup is currently fighting a lawsuit alleging 'copyright violation, unfair competition and false advertising,' by three of the big five textbook publishers... In order for free and open digital textbooks to really penetrate the K-12 market, some serious public policy change is needed.
