Sentence examples for any more competitions from inspiring English sources

After a few summers, the organizers were forced to declare Dunham a "retired champion," ineligible from entering any more competitions; other attendees were scared to go up against him.

Instead, the prices for individual channels would soar, and the providers, who wouldn't be facing any more competition than before, would tweak prices, perhaps on a customer-by-customer basis, to maintain their revenue.

New Jersey tourism officials said that by opening a New Jersey tourism store at Columbus Avenue and West 73rd Street they were not trying to stir up any more competition, but simply wanted to show that New Jersey offers attractions and sites that Manhattan does not.

I might suggest that all of these white-collar down-and-outers look into my line of work, but they're too spoiled to handle it and I don't need any more competition than I already have.

Sevruguin took great artistic pride in his work and became embittered enough to refuse to enter any more international competitions.

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I've started travelling to more competitions.

Any move toward more competition in health care is an extrapolation from limited results.

The US is not the top market for internet usage any more and competition is increasing.

With a bit of luck, we will have seen the end of any ideas about stimulating more competition by creating surplus school places.