I think if you're in that competition you have to accept there's very little room for anything else in your life.
By diving into the marketplace, the Fed created more competition, forcing investors to accept lower interest rates — and thus reducing the borrowing costs paid by businesses and consumers, as well as the federal government.
It's genuinely inspiring to watch athletes overcome obstacles, whether that means setting new benchmarks, earning victories against superior competition, or refusing to accept the limitations of their bodies.
Many critics, including the FTC, consumer groups and soft-drink competitors such as Royal Crown Cola Co., had feared that the combinations--involving the four biggest companies in the industry--would dry up soft-drink competition, forcing consumers to accept higher prices and fewer product choices.
EUROPE wants to be competitive, but it's not ready to accept competition, notes Esko Aho, a former Finnish prime minister and European Commission adviser on reform.
But Japan also has a powerful and well-subsidized farm lobby, and it may not be ready to accept competition.
At first, Choudhury avoided the word "competition," urging the participants to accept whatever happened with humility and a smile.
"But it's harder for sisters to get along than brothers, because men are socialised to accept competition as part of any relationship.
In the 1970s the government decided that technological gains had undermined such "natural monopoly" arguments: AT&T's local phone services were subsequently hived off, and it was forced to accept competition for long-distance services.Why reverse history?
Subsequently, being part of a team who finished runners-up in five competitions, has been difficult to accept for a player who admits to being a bad loser.
