Increased spending on roads benefitted competing bus lines, and zoning changes coupled with freeway construction shifted the city's population to areas away from the older street car lines.
In the equally gilded 1990s, organizers of benefits competed to arrange the most flower-embellished dinner dances with the most famous rock musicians, complete with obligatory (slightly warmed-over) filet mignon, often at the fanciest hotel in town.
In debates about recreational marijuana legalization, pro-legalization arguments highlighting economic and other potential policy benefits compete with anti-legalization arguments emphasizing public health risks.
As there is no commercial benefit in competing with a FOC drug, which company is going to put funds into research for alternatives?" $700 is the market price for a kilogram of ivory.
In highlighting who would benefit from competing Republican tax proposals, Mr. Santorum seemed to be using urban-rural rivalry as a way to suggest that Mitt Romney, one of his opponents, was the candidate of more liberal city dwellers and that he was the candidate of more conservative rural residents, though polls show that Mr. Romney tends to do well in suburban areas.
Qatar lost 4-0 to West Germany at the SCG, 4-0, butheheroerofof that run, Badr Bilal, who scored three times including a memorable bicycle kick, believes the latest vintage can benefit from competing at the current finals in New Zealand.
Britain may have the benefit of competing at home but Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson expects the host nation to find it harder than ever to win medals when the Paralympics get under way in London this week.
But, this potential tournament winner would have the benefit of competing on three high-profile pay per view cards, which would help the UFC groom a new champ, and attract new fans, create new allegiances, and, very likely, sell a wealth of merchandise.
The market benefits from competing views on credit risk, whether from ratings firms or others.
Standardized tests lack the side benefits of competing that normally buffer children's anxiety.
