Sentence examples for competition spoke from inspiring English sources
Lindy Burch, then the only woman on the board and the holder of the highest score ever in competition, spoke up.
Other 9pm multichannel competition included BBC4's When God Spoke English: The Making of the King James Bible (575,000), ITV3's Rebus (rpt – 852,000), Film4's Alien Resurrection (rpt – 515,000) and Sky Living's America's Next Top Model (200,000).
a) growing space (grey area) defined by location on a certain spoke and circle; b) distance-independent competition index: local stand density index (SDI l ); c) distance dependent competition index according to Hegyi (1974) and d) growing space calculated by Voronoi polygons (Turner 2014).
Competition has spurred innovations such as hub-and-spoke routing systems and new low-cost carriers such as Southwest Airlines and JetBlue in America and easyJet and Ryanair in Europe.
The hub-and-spoke route systems, frequency of service and price competition are fiendishly complex and hard to compare with other industries.
More than two decades ago, deregulation sparked a similar wave of low-cost competition, but the big carriers fought back with their hub-and-spoke route systems and domination of major airports, and prevailed.
Contentious labor relations, unstable fuel costs, brutal competition and financial woes have long been synonymous with so-called legacy carriers those hub-and-spoke holdovers that collectively have lost $23 billion since the 2001 terrorist attacks.
It addresses the competition between a newcomer liner service provider and an existing dominating operator, both operating on hub-and-spoke networks.
