Sentence examples for competition escalates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitchell said it was crucial for the government to keep pressuring airlines to disclose passengers' actual costs, especially as competition escalates.

The size of the purse indicates not only burgeoning interest from players (Ortiz, who is a full time player of Street Fighter V says that she's noticed a clear increase in the quality of competitors: "As the game grows and more players come in, the competition escalates").

Google or no Google, Williams remains adamantly upbeat, even as competition escalates in the scorching hot LBS market and rival Foursquare sprints ahead.

Ironically the collapse of Woolworths had initially helped HMV which enjoyed a peak in sales shortly afterwards before the competition escalated from supermarkets and online retailers.

But after 2006, when the then president Felipe Calderón declared war against cartels, competition escalated and violence exploded, here and across much of Mexico.

The spending and competition are escalating daily.

Before the competition could escalate into actual drag racing, the police gave out tickets for nonmoving offenses like parking violations and warned the participants to clear the street and not race.

During the 1970s testing outside of competition was escalated because it was found to deter athletes from using performance-enhancing drugs.

We tested a) whether there are more competitors (nesting males) in the mating "pool", b) if males engage in more competition and/or escalated fights, and c) if males physically compete with more individuals at high density.

Barnesandnoble.com began selling videotapes and digital video discs in the quarter, and is also offering electronic books and Internet access to radio stations as it escalates competition with Amazon.com, the top Internet bookseller.

At times the two parties have seemed stuck in an escalating competition of hypocrisy.