Sentence examples for ceasing to compete from inspiring English sources
There is a time-proven causal relationship between ceasing to compete in a given market and revenues declining.
The regulation, which has also been adopted by the International Olympic Committee, gives women who exceed the testosterone limit two choices: seek hormonal or surgical treatment, or cease to compete.
"The exact opposite was implied; the ursine view is that jobs would be lost if we ceased to compete from within the EU.
Deputy Kuttelwascher told BBC Guernsey the Gatwick route "should become highly profitable" when Flybe ceased to compete with Aurigny in March of next year, after agreeing to sell its Gatwick slots to Easyjet.
After McMahon's main rival, Colonel J.H. McLaughlin, retired, McMahon ceased to compete as well.
As Majdi stood on the sidelines with his arms folded, watching his players voice modest "good jobs" after each made basket, it was clear the team never ceased to compete. .
BT, Virgin and Top Up TV argue they long ago ceased to be able to compete with Sky in any case and that it has continued to invest in sport for its own reasons.
Hell meant ceasing to hope.
They're ceasing to function.
Death, of ceasing to exist.
