Sentence examples for competition generated from inspiring English sources

Another staff competition generated over 7,000 ideas.

Only a few Swiss firms and one in England survived the strong competition generated by the vigorous activity in the German dye industry.

Interspecific competition generated by the sown biomass restricted weed colonization to very low levels, despite the experiment being surrounded by a weedy brownfield.

Though big technology and automotive companies may scoff at the idea of sharing their data, the competition generated from a level data playing field could create tens of thousands of new high-tech jobs.

These days, thanks to competition generated by a global, online marketplace, it seems like everything is returnable.

Technology, globalization and the competition generated by the behemoth Amazon have created new avenues for a writer to maintain control of their work, keep their hard-earned profits and to distribute their book internationally.

In the economy as a whole, competition generates innovation and creates wealth.

It is one of world sport's most popular competitions and yet the more the league points to the amount it gives away, the more everyone is reminded just how much money the whole competition generates, £1.9bn in this season alone.

Furthermore, if the sensibility parameter (h) is comparatively large (technological alienation), Full Competition generates the highest output level (zone I).

The money-spinning competition generates an estimated $195 million, about 85% of the United States Tennis Association's (USTA) revenue for the year, the rest of which comes largely from membership dues.

But if no one cares, if standards are viewed as relative, anachronistic or somebody else's problem, competition generates no virtue at all (OK, define "virtue).