Sentence examples for competition has started from inspiring English sources

Together with a steep fall in the oil price, competition has started to push prices down a little.

The competition has started a buzz of sorts: some members are linking up friends and acquaintances under one ID to wring out the most power.

As such Europe's consolation prize competition has started to look little more than a respectfully endured formality en route to the real endgame of Stramaccioni's tenure.

Meanwhile, Sparc-a worldwide alliance of research institutions, libraries and organizations encouraging competition–has started publishing rival journals.

Meanwhile X Factor began the boot camp stage of the competition, having started almost a month ago.

Even automobile prices — historically held down by tough competition — have started to rise.

The running backs, addicted to competition, have started a friendly pool in which anyone who commits a fumble or drops a pass during practice is fined a couple of dollars.

The competition had started that morning at 7 with a 2.4-mile open water swim in the Hudson River, and ended with a 26.2-mile run that originated in New Jersey and crossed the George Washington Bridge before concluding in Riverside Park on the Upper West Side, near 85th Street.

Nicola Darke, director of customer success at Wazoku, explains why Iona White should win the Rising Star category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: Having started as a graduate and now two years into her first job, Iona White has been promoted to a senior member of the business as customer success manager.

The South African-born player said: "The competition had started and they'd gone with their squad.

And now the competition watchdog has started investigating curious similarities in the levels of fees they charge.But the government hoped to do down the private schools mainly by improving state schools.