Sentence examples for competition put from inspiring English sources
"Now it sells more than our competition put together".
Globalization and its attendant burst of competition put an end to the fairy tale.
This is the idea behind the Million Pound Start-Up competition put together by Digital Shoreditch, an event organiser.
Fortunately, on June 6th the final of the Champions League, the top pan-European club competition, put the beauty back in the "beautiful game".
The calculating machine was vanquished in a computing competition put on by the Army in Tokio, and again in a contest on WOR here.
International trade, another potential source of competition, was tightly controlled by quotas and foreign-exchange rationing.This absence of real competition put central governments at the mercy of their own enterprises.
Anyone who has worked, as I have done, in countries with commercial, competitive healthcare systems knows that competition puts costs up and never reduces them when all healthcare is included, and not just the easy, low-risk, profitable parts.
Meanwhile, greater competition puts more pressure on suppliers to renew contracts at all costs.
The first lies in our growing awareness that football played at any level of competition puts players' bodies and brains at real long-term risk.
"The CMA has a golden opportunity to expose UK banking to the full force of competition, putting consumers in control at last," he said.
Most signs indicate that the United States captain, Curtis Strange, will pair Calcavecchia with Tiger Woods in four-ball competition, putting Calcavecchia in the spotlight.
