Sentence examples for competition wherever from inspiring English sources

The keys to better quality are competition wherever possible, and private money alongside public money.

The statement also expressed their hope that the next competition, "wherever and whenever that might be, has a more honorable outcome".

Tests are conducted mainly before events and lack the surprise element of unannounced tests given out of competition, wherever the wrestlers might be.

Mr Koizumi should also prod the regulators to ensure that banks reduce bad loans through real restructuring rather than rosy assessments.Beyond making capital flow where it is needed, Mr Koizumi must foster competition wherever he can.

The solution was to introduce competition wherever possible and to minimise the role for regulation.

I imagine a government decentralizing and introducing more competition wherever possible and increasing the participation of citizens.

What is clear is that wherever the competition lands in 2013 — whether in San Francisco or some other city — the Alinghi owner, Ernesto Bertarelli, will not be renewing his acrimonious rivalry with Ellison.

The blend that Brazil have found over the past six months would make them strong World Cup contenders wherever the competition was being played.

But a century later they had been crowded out of all but the most demeaning trades as economic pressures, reinforcing ancient prejudices, eliminated them wherever they offered competition to male craftsmen.

These days, the competition is shown elsewhere but, wherever the pundits turn up, it is fair to say Louis van Gaal is starting to feel persecuted by the people he calls "the legends", none of whom seems to have a good word to say about him or his team right now.

For years, video gamers sharpened their skills for fun wherever they could find competition — in basements, dorm rooms and even big-box stores.