Sentence examples for conventional competition from inspiring English sources

Under such circumstances conventional competition indices would at least temporarily misjudge the competitive status, growth, and mortality.

These firms confound conventional competition law because they do not act as traditional monopolies.

He wanted success, and was aware of his more conventional competition, but his concerns were primarily internal.

That finding opens the way for competitors to harry the conglomerate in future through conventional competition agencies.

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There is nothing self-consciously aesthetic, or even especially distinctive, about the décor of the apartment, a comfortably furnished one decorated by Mrs. Avedon in conventional competition with the usual hi-fi and television sets.

Following the African-inspired first-round intrigue in Zimbabwe two months ago, it's back to more basic cup business, a conventional competition that is likely to be as inspiring as a Lakers home date against the Clippers.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal this week threw out a challenge to the decision by the business secretary, Lord Mandelson, to clear the takeover in the interests of financial stability even though it would breach conventional competition rules to create a bank which dominates the high street with more than 3,000 branches.