Sentence examples for a vigorous competition from inspiring English sources

A vigorous competition among sportswear-makersTHE world of sports clothing and kit is a duopoly, trailed by small fry.

This, in my view, is the long-term benefit of a vigorous competition policy, which is achieved not only through merger control, but also through the control of subsidies, the fight against cartels and the opening-up of previously monopolised sectors.

But modern life consists of a vigorous competition for allegiances: countries, corporations, religions and their backers all directly and fervently seek to subsidize and otherwise advance interest in particular areas of the world and increase understanding of different perspectives.

Rolls and GE at least both offer engines for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, which will compete with other variants of the A350.So a return to vigorous competition among three or more engine-makers is far from guaranteed.

"Toyota strongly believes that a strong market with vigorous competition is in everyone's interest," said Tina Ewald, a Toyota spokeswoman.

The theory behind Obamacare is that, with a system of exchanges, vigorous competition among numerous providers will drive improvements in the quality of health care and hold down costs.

That is because the big telecoms firms with wires into people's homes have to offer access to their networks on a wholesale basis, ensuring vigorous competition between dozens of providers, with lower prices and faster connections than are available in America.

Five years ago, the Bush administration decided to severely limit federal financing for embryonic stem cell research, a move that set off vigorous competition among the states to provide support for a research field that many scientists say could bring about major medical advances.

I think vigorous competition is a good thing.

Instead, the Internet would unleash "incredibly vigorous competition to a point that the law of one price is going to hold," she said.

"Instead of vigorous competition on a level playing field, Bell Atlantic's marketing strategy is to leverage its dominance of the local phone market to stifle long-distance competition," said Robert Aquilina, the senior vice president who leads AT&T's consumer services unit.