The pair quickly started competing for labour with each other and local wages soared.
He is having trouble, however, because other states, seeing Delaware's successes, have started competing for the subway cars, which New York City provides free.
Newly opened factories have started competing for scarce seamstresses by offering free meals and free health insurance, said Nurdin Makruf, the vice general secretary of the Semarang chapter of the national union that mainly represents garment workers.
After decades of providing an affordable alternative to neighborhood public schools, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York started competing for students this year with some of the city's pricier secular schools.
Both houses started competing for major collections of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and modern art, in some cases offering loans and, eventually, guarantees to potential sellers: if the work sold for more than the guaranteed figure, the seller got the full amount; if it fell short, the auction house paid the guarantee and kept the art, which it could then sell privately.
But by 2002 Chinese foundries (plants that take in outside work) started competing for international business.
In 2001 Thorkildsen moved to Oslo and started competing for the club SK Vidar under coach Åsmund Martinsen, a former javelin thrower who won the bronze medal at the 1994 Norwegian Championships, and had a career best throw of 68.12 metres.
I started competing in 2012, so I did MMA for three years.
It's a bit of an issue, of course, when those products start competing for your attention — a kind of, "oh no, I have too many robot helpers in my home" problem, but a problem nonetheless.
Banks could start competing for talent on the scale of hundreds of thousands of dollars, rather than in the millions.
