Sentence examples for competition falls from inspiring English sources

The third one is the waiting: the failed nodes in competition falls in the state of waiting and receives the broadcast 'On-duty Message' from the successful nodes.

Following legal action by Barcelona, Werder Bremen and Schalke in 2008, clubs are no longer required to automatically release their players because the competition falls outside the recognised Fifa international calendar.

Graffin argues that, when viewed historically, the idea of human competition falls flat.

Graffin argues that, when viewed historically, the ideology of competition falls flat.

One by one, the competition fell or fell short.

We were promised a shareholding democracy, competition, falling costs and better services.

With that, Comcast's repeated claims that its proposed merger had no bearing on competition fell apart.

More important, he said, "a lot of it has to do with the competition falling down around them".

Tonight Harlem lost its final game in the six-team round-robin competition, falling to Pennsylvania, 6-2.

During the rampant industrialization of the nation near the end of the 19th century, competition fell victim to monopolies.

The reasons include strong competition, falling profit margins and the company's dependence on a single customer for the bulk of its sales.