Sentence examples for drop competition from inspiring English sources

He managed to get the coalition to drop competition on price altogether and to make co-operation and integration objectives for Monitor, the independent regulator of NHS foundation trusts, alongside its duty to oppose anti-competitive practices.

The government's health reforms have been plunged into fresh doubt by a call from the Liberal Democrat peer Shirley Williams for Andrew Lansley to drop competition from the health bill – hours after the prime minister and his Lib Dem deputy defended the health secretary.

One reason for the price drop: competition online from Ebay and Collectspace.com's BuySpace marketplace.

The yet-to-be-released app and all the user-generated drop videos will be featured at our Creators Project NY event this October in an exhibition installation, accompanied by a live phone drop competition at the event itself.

A new analysis by the Press Association of statistics from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas) shows that as applications to study European language courses at Russell Group universities have dropped, competition appears to have eased and the proportion of applications that are accepted has risen.

Ironically, the fact that these companies became operational actually helped persuade 504ward to drop the competition.

When the temperature starts to drop, however, competition really hots up and "cuffing season" starts.

He attributed the drop to competition among mortgage lenders and more accurate estimates of third-party fees.

She attributed the drop to competition with the World Cup, even though the show did not compete directly with live soccer broadcasts.

When they realized that it was becoming commoditized, prices were beginning to drop, strong competition from market leaders like Microsoft and IBM was coming their way not to even mention open source–I think they realized they needed to do something different.

He expects the cost of suite rentals to continue to drop as competition arises for the limited number of corporate dollars in Southern California.