Sentence examples for competition to those from inspiring English sources
The plan would give watchdogs broad new powers in order to bring more competition to those highly concentrated industries.
The more we retreat into an angry cold-war confrontation, the more we reduce the competition to those levels on which the Soviet Union is strongest.
Confining the competition to those who have not made an album is no good, because all musicians seem to be putting out albums themselves; it's no big deal anymore.
Bringing the dynamics of competition to those marketplaces in my view is the best way to bring down cost". Full Sail, which is less than seven miles from UCF, has steeper tuition rates than the public university.
Given that top-quartile firms usually far outperform the rest, for the average firm an industry-wide doubling of the money invested, spread over the typical ten years, would represent a disappointing annual rate of return.Certainly the influx of capital has brought much more competition to those parts of the economy that innovate through start-ups.
Limited the crowdsourcing competition to those devices seemed like the company was resigning itself to a fate of suggestions along the lines of bigger screens and battery batteries.
There was fierce competition to secure those weekend jobs through a competitive bidding process so he had to be good and he had to be fast enough to make the work be worth it.
Competition to provide those lines remained fierce between cable companies and telephone companies, which provide D.S.L.
The advertising war was fought on television, was extremely expensive, and so limited the competition to only those companies who could afford the high cost of advertising.
The end result is that there are now dozens of lucrative opportunities, extreme competition to secure those opportunities, and performance is being driven ever faster as a result.
