Sentence examples for competing venue from inspiring English sources

But the proposed stadium has sparked opposition among local residents, elected officials and community groups, as well as some Broadway theater owners and the owners of a potentially competing venue, Madison Square Garden.

In other findings, the presence of a nearby competing venue had a negative effect on an Olympic site's viability, not surprisingly, as did the weight of a past or ongoing financial burden and the general public malaise surrounding a site's disuse.

But when he tried to bring the Clippers, it ignited a battle with Madison Square Garden Co., which owns the competing venue the Forum.

But several competing venues, including the Fillmore in Silver Spring and the Hamilton downtown, opened during the Howard's construction.

Instead of today's confusion of competing venues, Asia needs a single regional security forum, such as the East Asia Summit, where it can do business.

Instead, a company's stock can now be traded electronically on up to sixty competing venues where a computer matches incoming orders.

We examined a strategy called latency arbitrage, which utilizes advantages in access and response time to exploit price disparities caused by fragmentation across those dozens of competing venues.

Brazilian officials have insisted that the water will be safe for the Olympic athletes and the medical director of the International Olympic Committee said all was on track for providing safe competing venues.

Instead, a company's stock can now be traded on up to sixty competing venues where a computer matches incoming orders.

For example, a CCP could refuse to clear transactions executed on certain trading venues because the CCP is owned by a competing trading venue.

About 3,000 horses burn out each year from competing at venues far back from the bright lights of Churchill Downs.