Sentence examples for competition for instance from inspiring English sources

And regulators often limit competition, for instance by failing to license radio spectrum to new entrants.

When helping to judge the Britten competition, for instance, I have seen scores that were beautifully presented but impoverished in their regurgitated and repetitive content.

By sowing the seeds for international rules on investment and competition, for instance, it takes the WTO well beyond its old world of trade barriers.

The new Bruichladdich was cheeky, and it often promoted itself by disparaging the competition—for instance, lampooning the cartoonish imagery that whisky companies often use to make their Scotch seem Scottish.

The new Bruichladdich was cheeky, and it often promoted itself by disparaging the competition — for instance, lampooning the cartoonish imagery that whisky companies often use to make their Scotch seem Scottish.

Users will be able to upload a picture to support their favourite sports team for the week ahead of a big competition, for instance, or celebrate someone's birthday or a Throwback Thursday picture by just uploading a photo for one day.

Simple competition rules, for instance, might include accountability, non-discrimination and fairness.

But with the single market it has worked well for decades: nobody is complaining that Brussels is taking member-state governments to court for violating competition rules, for instance.

In some cases, they are banding together to try to prevent undesirable aspects of competition: France and Germany, for instance, are calling on Brussels to put a floor under European corporate tax rates in an effort to stop what they call tax dumping in the new member countries.

That is starting to change, less because of government intervention though America's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has started looking hard at prepaid than because of competition.Bluebird, for instance, a prepaid card issued by American Express and Walmart, places depositor funds into custodial accounts at a bank with deposit insurance.

Aside from being earlier to market than rivals, Nguyen argues that Spotted's less 'transactional' approach to connecting strangers who might want to become romantically involved also sets it apart from the swipe-to-like dating app competition — asserting, for instance, that it has been successful in attracting a "way above average" proportion of female users.