Sentence examples for competition giving from inspiring English sources

Yet doing so threatens to distort competition, giving rivals fair grounds to complain.

And then I'm going to be going into that individual competition giving it my best shot".

Each year that its admission is delayed is another year that China can delay opening its markets to foreign competition, giving its state-run companies more time to adjust.

The advertising watchdog has criticised the Daily Mirror and Cadbury for running a competition giving the chance to win London 2012 Olympic 100m final tickets, and then stripping a winner for not claiming her prize within five hours.

Lawmakers in the US have questioned whether it will help US exports and create jobs or just expose more American workers to low-wage competition, giving multinational corporations excessive power.

The BBC is to air an X Factor-style live competition giving the public the power to vote for the act to represent the UK at the next Eurovision Song Contest.

But the competition gave the team members guy permission.

Managed competition gave the firms an incentive to regulate themselves.

First was the kick to competition given by liberalising and market-opening legislation in both America and Europe.

Miss Hanna Saxon, representing the Women's Division of the Federation of Jewish Philantropies, which sponsored the competition, gave some facts.

Winning the competition gave me a great foundation in the UK.