Sentence examples for competition with that from inspiring English sources

The king's jurisdiction continued to exist alongside and in competition with that of the local powers.

She missed six weeks of competition with that injury, and has not been able to find a comparable groove since.

Dr Mahathir's government encouraged the development of a massive new port, for example, in direct competition with that of Singapore.

As the relative concentration of cross-owning investors increases, managers are assumed to be more likely to soften competition with that competitor.

As a writer, Albee is always in competition with that voice, but he wins, because he can do what his mother couldn't: tell the truth.

Suffice it to say that the city council, on or about May 20th , 1904 conceived and was about to enter a plan of establishing a system of city waterworks wholly independent of, and in competition with, that maintained by the water company.

We all have a chance to come and voice those ideas, voice those perspectives and have a lot of healthy competition, and with that competition, you usually get the best results.

But the greater interconnectedness of Australia with the rest of the world is also reflected in greater competition – and with that comes competition not just for lower prices, but also over labour costs.

Proponents of keeping a generous allowance for businesses point out that Germany's export-oriented companies are in fierce competition with countries that protect businesses similarly.

Mitchell argued that tackling disagreements such as trade head-on can strengthen the alliance for the strategic competition with Russia and China that lies ahead.

"When you have competition with companies that are not unionized, it's a different world," he said.