Sentence examples for competition serving from inspiring English sources

"There are many people working on e-commerce," he says, "but in a global sense, we have no head-to-head competition serving the global import/export community".

"Competition serves to regulate the industry," Ms. Foley said.

Though innovations from the competition may not necessarily find their way into production, Ms. De La Rosa said the competition served as a rite of passage for the students involved, offering real-world skills, industry contacts and a sense of direction.

Unlike Olympic football, World Cup teams are not limited to players of a certain age or amateur status, so the competition serves more nearly as a contest between the world's best players.

But Mr. Gehmacher of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra said the competition served a bureaucratic purpose and also eliminated other proposals, such as using the Marstall for a multipurpose facility.

Shleifer and Vishny(1997) and Bertrand and Mullainathan (2003) suggest that product market competition serves as an effective governance mechanism to eliminate managerial slack.

Furthermore, the indigenous people knew that increased competition served their interests and gave them bargaining power.

The competition served as a training camp for the Centre National de Formation et d'Entraînement (CNFE) located at the Clairefontaine academy in Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines.

In particular, the definitional question answering task (Voorhees, 2003) in the TREC 2003 information retrieval competition serves as a good evaluation benchmark.

Competition serves as an example of a concept that was very rarely used by students to explain evolutionary change; only about 10 instances of competition were found among 500 written explanations.

"I am delighted to have the support of both UNICEF and Unilever whose involvement meant that beyond recognising talent, the competition served a higher purpose in generating awareness of the need to strengthen health systems in the developing world".