Sentence examples for competition charges from inspiring English sources

The antitrust and unfair competition charges were recently dismissed.

Asked about their wholesale prices in Romania, five drug companies answered variously that they were "about what the competition charges," "in line with our international pricing policy," or "based on prices used across Europe".

Steve Hardison, the 1980 winner of the United States Extemporaneous Speaking Competition, charges a hundred and fifty thousand dollars (payable up front) for a package that consists of a hundred hours' worth of face-to-face sessions, in Phoenix, Arizona (for those arriving by private jet, his Web site lists nearby airstrips).

These are steeper fees than the competition charges.

Ready says those extra terabytes generally cost half of what the competition charges.

Ripcord has since built a ground, up solution for fully digitizing paper records, including a series of robotic digitizers capable of doing their work in "a tenth of the time and a tenth of what the competition charges".

The first competition charged $35 for an open bar, but the food was extra.

You wait half a decade for the European Union to lay a formal competition charge against Google, then it comes served with a side dish.

In both cases, you run into obstacles and have fierce competition charging up fast behind.

"This report concretes the fact that there's no competition on charges," said Martin Lewis, of moneysavingexpert.com.

The competition also charges that Qualcomm plays fast and loose with the facts.