Sentence examples for competition created from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we expect that AMI mortality will decrease more quickly in more competitive markets from mid-2006 onwafterafter hospitals were exposed to competition created from the new NHS reimbursement system and the expansion of patient choice.
For consumers, the competition created by deregulation has kept a lid on electricity prices.
RIDGEFIELD Ridgefield Playhouse Ridgefield Band Jam, a rock band competition created by children.
The 16-day competition, created by the Web entrepreneur Rick DeVos, ended Wednesday night.
The era of competition created a hodgepodge of inept and inefficient railways.
The previous season's cricket with Waverley in the Sydney grade competition created a great thirst to work in Australia.
Hundreds of startups entered the competition, creating a very competitive field.
Competition creates havoc.
They say the Internet has fostered competition, creating new choices for consumers.
The prospect of such competition creates "apparently insurmountable roadblocks to some folks" in Congress, Mr. Thomas said.
Government price controls discourage production and competition, create shortages and breed corruption.
