Sentence examples for a competition to keep from inspiring English sources

In a competition to keep their know-how safe, security companies do not even disclose the name of the kind of methods they use, let alone expose the details of their operation.

Nothing like a little competition to keep people interested.

Paul Gallagher's first-half penalty gave Preston a third successive 1-0 vintory in all competitions to keep them within a point of League One leaders Bristol City.

There's nothing like fierce competition to keep a company up to scratch.

have questioned whether regulators are ensuring enough competition to keep bills down in a market dominated by six big players.

"It creates competition to keep people honest, and that's a good thing," he said.

The competition to keep up ratings and newsroom infighting provides a good setup for many of the best jokes.

Singapore's government claims it has faced enough electoral competition to keep it honest but not so much that there was a high risk of losing power.

Airlines prefer competition, to keep costs down, but there are some advantages to doing without it.

After this season, E.C.U. will face serious competition to keep Holtz.

To keep the home fires smouldering, however, Channel 4 relies on sheer competition to keep punters engaged.