Sentence examples for biggest competing from inspiring English sources

In Nicaragua, where a system based on the Chilean model has lower coverage still, the two biggest competing providers of insured health services are both wholly owned by the government.The real privatisation of health care in Latin America is happening through the gradual abandonment of public health centres by the poor.

The biggest compete for local honors and are still auctioned off at the annual watermelon festival here, held last weekend.

Natural wines have also been attracting attention in places like New York and London, where two big, competing natural wine fairs were held this spring.

But by seeing the team's explanations as a potential window into the bigger competing commitment, we were able to help the group better understand its predicament.

America may eventually end up with a few big, competing giants that offer consumers a range of broadband, video and telephony services, through a combination of fixed-wire and mobile technology.

WHERE TO SHOP (FOR FOOD) Chocolate Barr's (136 Ontario Street, Stratford; 519-272-2828; chocolatebyrrs.com), run by the husband-and-wife team Derek and Jacqueline Barr, is one of two big, competing chocolatiers in the city.

However, It does seem odd that in a world where the big competing political visions have disintegrated, one of the few things leaders seem to be able to take a tough stand on is interfering increasingly in our everyday lives.

I want to dream big, compete against the best, and when I look back on my life I want to be able to say that I made a positive difference in the world.

Big business and big brands competing over a thirty-acre site.

By leveraging this international network, SMEs are able to think big and compete big without having to create a global infrastructure to actually be big.

In effect, there are more big companies competing against one another.