Sentence examples for competitions means from inspiring English sources

A 17th successive win in all competitions means City have won their group with a match to spare, though in fact that was already the case when Sterling played a give-and-go with Ilkay Gündogan and raced through to beat Brad Jones with an angled shot.

"Competition means everybody gets better," he said.

"And more competition means less time for alcohol.

But for drivers, all this competition means confusion.

Increased competition means margins are likely to fall.

And more competition means rising tempers and flying accusations.

Increased competition means those efficiencies are being passed on.

For employees, clusters mean competition, and competition means higher wages and career mobility.

But the high density of hotel competition means that indulgence needn't mean high society prices.

Intense competition means that even the best-educated may not be going to Russell Group universities.

But competition means that two of the major technologies, ZigBee and Z-Wave, do not mix.