Sentence examples for easier competition from inspiring English sources

The White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said Mr. Bush's actions would make for easier competition between unionized and nonunion contractors seeking federal projects, a change that could save taxpayers money.

Legislation to expose today's biologics to easier competition, after legitimate patents have expired, is going to accelerate development of improved products, not just lower-cost, copycat versions of outdated proteins.

Getting to the end is considered sufficient to qualify a horse for the Olympics, which is usually set to a slightly less-demanding standard than other four-star events and is hence considered an "easier" competition than Badminton.

Like the Spartans, Ohio State has out-gained its opponents by three yards-per-pass and (though I did not mention it earlier) two yards-per-rush, while out-scoring the competition by 25 points-per-game, but that was against easier competition.

"This isn't an easy competition," he said.

It will not be easy: competition for road space is particularly intense here.

Not because it isn't a persuasive film, but because it wasn't going to be an easy competition.

Win a week at the Bollettieri Tennis Academy You have only two chances left to enter my easy competition to win a week's stay at my Florida academy.

The Mets began the week with what appeared to be their easiest competition in weeks: visits from two last-place teams, Colorado and Houston.

"The Europa League is not an easy competition, it's a very tough competition because it affects your domestic league," Pochettino said.

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