Sentence examples for competition to serve from inspiring English sources

Your editorial framed an important point: farmers deserve access to such critical technologies, and intense competition to serve them.

And then the top honor: he was named artistic adviser to the Beijing Olympic Committee and later won the competition to serve as impresario of Olympic ceremonies.

That was topped by London's victory over Paris in winning the competition to serve as the host for the 2012 Olympics, a decision that prompted Paris's mayor, Bertrand Delanoë, to essentially accuse the British of bribery.

The three Democrats, sitting in the front row of Assembly chamber gallery for Mr. Codey's parting speech, had been in competition to serve the remainder of Jon S. Corzine's Senate term until Mr. Menendez finally edged out the other two men.

"There will be a pretty bloody competition to serve different segments of industry," says Gene Phifer, research director at Gartner Group.

So it's planning to pursue an "outside-in" strategy, allowing network competition to serves commercially viable areas while laying down government support investment in parallel on what it describes as "the most difficult to reach areas".

Profits are what attract competition, so when Washington's stated goal is to reduce profits in the sector, what it's really doing is driving out competition meant to serve us all at a lower price.

This form of competition does nothing to serve the general interest in holding down costs, inefficiency and waste in the delivery of medical care.

Competition among restaurants to serve it is so fierce that the year's first sack of spuds can fetch as much as $65 a pound.

Reasons offered for isolation included no opportunities to know people from other organizations, high staff turn-over, no mechanism for feedback from organizations when clients are referred, and competition between organizations to serve more clients.

It is a fundamental principle of the bill that you as commissioners – not the secretary of state and not regulators – should decide when and how competition should be used to serve your patients interests".