Sentence examples for can be competition from inspiring English sources

H.M.O.'s organize providers into networks, so there can be competition only if there are enough providers in a given area for a competitive number of networks.

"There can be competition between singers," Dominique Meyer, the director of the Vienna State Opera, said in an interview.

When siblings attend university at the same time, there can be competition, whereas when I think about my mum, I don't worry about her getting a better grade than me.

The issue can be competition from weeds because herbicides are generally lacking for organic.

The thing is now it's open — there can be competition as to how this should work.

(4) Policy experimenting: There can be competition among policy entrepreneurs in the same policy area (Crowley 2003).

That doesn't mean Aerojet or Orbital needs to be guaranteed half of the program; there can be competitions every few years to determine which company deserves a larger share.

We can be competitive in all competitions.

Indeed, in a partially infected population, three cases of competition can be distinguished: competition between healthy individuals, competition between healthy and infected individuals and competition between infected individuals [7].

But people need to understand that an athletic competition has to have rules; otherwise there can be no competition.

Before there can be fair competition in the telephone and power markets, clear regulations must be in place.