Sentence examples for a true competition from inspiring English sources

But suppose that slicing Microsoft at the waist does lead to a true competition among operating systems, that once Powerpoint runs on Linux, the dominance of Windows will fade away.

We're asking the Department of Interior to allow for a true competition when selecting its technology providers".

More so than any other venue in golf these finishes are as contrived as a true competition can be.

Far too few contracts get any true competition to drive down prices.

David Light Shields and Brenda Light Bredemeier wrote a thought-provoking book called True Competition: A Guide to Pursuing Excellence in Sport and Society.

The VW joint venture and its local sales company already have a taste of true competition.

Staff are allowed to use his company's five holiday homes for free, are helped financially if they are in trouble, and each year take part in a "Dreams Come True" competition.

At a minimum, that ensures true competition.

It remains possible that, as Nicholas Dawidoff reported, the Jets have intended all along to use Tebow only sparingly; that he was brought in as a diversion, not as true competition for Sanchez.

In this book, they make an important distinction between "true competition" and "decompetition".

True competition is a cooperative venture, in which all competitors give maximum effort, under a fair set of rules, toward a goal of excellence for all.