Sentence examples for competition that needs from inspiring English sources

Bulls can be and often are dangerous during this time of year, since he feels he has a harem to protect and may see you as competition that needs to be dealt with straight away.

Mr Thaksin has not initiated nearly enough of the deregulation, privatisation or opening to foreign competition that Thailand needs to assure its longer-term future.

There are ways of doing this that do not fall foul of EU and competition law that need to be explored more fully.

Competition authorities that need to decide on mergers have some leeway as to the criteria for their assessment of welfare.

Really, it is the neatly divided "male/female" structure of the athletic competitions (and society) that needs to be re-evaluated.

Humanity is currently engaged in a far-reaching and urgent competition that pits the need to embed a 21st century "green economy" against the rapid implosion of our climate and natural life-support systems.

Given the paucity of top-notch competition that day, Overanalyze needed to win in convincing fashion to achieve two things: to be taken seriously as a Derby contender and to dispel the specter of his lifeless performance in the Gotham Stakes the time prior.

It only serves to water down the competition that our students need in order to help us become the strongest state possible.

Much attention has been paid to "Race to the Top," the Obama Administration's multibillion dollar grant competition that promises states desperately needed funds if they implement systemic reform in their K-12 schools.

"If I've not been selected for GB, they are always pushing me forward for the competitions that I need to do so that I can be selected by GB".

Michael E. Porter, an expert on competitive strategy and the Bishop William Lawrence University professor at Harvard, argues that the heart of the problem is a health care system that needs less competition in some areas and more in others.