Sentence examples for competition in both from inspiring English sources

The competition in both is tight.

Airlines can then choose which airframe to buy, and which engines, and there is competition in both fields.

CBS nearly swept every half-hour of Monday's ratings competition in both total viewers and among adults 18 to 49, easily winning the night in Nielsen's estimates.

The Netherlands, Germany and Spain provide world-level competition in both competitions and will support GB in its preparations for 2012.

The White House issued a statement on Thursday supporting the House legislation, saying it would "promote competition in both video and voice markets".

D'Angelo's brilliant 1999 album, "Voodoo," gave Maxwell serious competition in both music and persona-building; with any luck, Maxwell will raise the stakes again.

Following the announcement of its Midnight horror-themed section, the Sundance film festival has unveiled the lineup for its competitions, in both dramatic and documentary formats, as well as its non-competitive Next selection, of promising experimental work.

Events consist of individual and synchronised competitions in both the 3m springboard and 10m platform.

The eight gold medals now on offer are evenly split between men and women, with the events consisting of individual and synchronised competitions in both the 3m springboard and 10m platform.

As already mentioned, we assume a perfect competition outcome in both markets, the market of nonintegrated health insurance companies and the market of HMOs.

The issue faced by competition authorities in both the U.S. and in Europe will focus on whether the proposed Microsoft-Yahoo! transaction, if accepted, will diminish competition in any meaningful sense and whether, by contrast, it holds a real potential for providing needed and effective competition in the face of Google's dominance.