Competition, by contrast, drives profits down.
In competition, the contrast between the new school and the veterans can be striking.
Market based competition, in contrast, rewards colleges that think hard about how to become accessible.
The innovation competition, in contrast, was open to nonprofit organizations and local school districts.
Girls swept all three age categories in the competition, a contrast to generations past when women were largely excluded from the science world.
As this year's American presidential election campaign heads for the final straight, the candidates, especially Barack Obama, will face ever more strident demands to protect workers from "unfair" foreign competition.By contrast, too little is heard about the positive effects of world exports that reached $14 trillion in 2006.
This approach, dubbed "coerce and attack", has parallels in professional playbooks.Other research groups are getting equally sophisticated, and teams from Australia, China, Iran and Thailand, among other countries, are regularly placed high in several leagues of the competition—in contrast to their national reputations on real pitches.
Chelsea manager José Mourinho refused to respond to Wenger's comments in his UEFA Champions League pre-match press conference, but made reference to his record in the competition in contrast to his counterpart: "Many great managers in the world have never won it.
Between Uganda's Entebbe airport and Nairobi, by contrast, competition is fiercer and prices reasonable.
Morocco fixed bread prices (the food of the poor) during Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting; at the same time, it cut tariffs on food imports to increase competition.In contrast, Russia shows how not to do it.
