Sentence examples for bad competition from inspiring English sources

You really can't afford to have a bad competition now, because you know that someone will be straight in there to take your place.

We already see signs here of some specialist hospitals providing services in smaller hospitals - but this might be around capturing patients (bad competition) rather than providing superb services to patients (good competition).

Martin Jol was spot on in his analysis of Fulham's first three goals as his players' performances on the pitch and Wisla Krakow's raucous fans off it reminded everyone why the Europa League is not such a bad competition after all.

"If I was going to have a bad competition, today was the best to do it on," he said.

"We have found that some foreigners own more than one shop in the same area which is bad competition for us," Mr Mpengu told the BBC.

There is good and bad competition, and often both.

"It is bad for competition in the UK.

The writing should be entered in a bad prose competition.

The idea that if mergers were bad for competition they were bad for the economy was intuitively appealing.

12.16pm GMT Skimming Twitter, there's plenty of Americans voicing concerns that merging Comcast and Time Warner Cable is bad for competition.

"It can't be bad for competition to help a company become more efficient".