Sentence examples for either competition from inspiring English sources

The masculinity dimension of national culture represents preferential forms of social behaviour that privilege either competition, materialism and wealth, and cultures where society at large is more competitive, while femininity stands for a preference for cooperation, modesty, caring for the weak, quality of life, and a more consensus-oriented society.

At the firm level, either competition or collusion could reward innovation by providing strong incentives for firms to be more efficient than their rivals.

Any young person who live in the county can enter either competition by registering in advance.

"But, actually, there is either competition or management — one or the other".

Most theoretical work has been focused on either competition for light or nutrients or, on the other hand, seed dispersal using in most cases probabilistic approaches.

"In 1967, Nottingham Forest came very close to winning the league and Cup double despite having no success in either competition a decade either side of this season.

Our current welfare state produces either no competition or warped and ineffective competition.

The more distant the nearest best QOF practice is, the less effort doctors put, indicating either less competition or lower demand for services.

"In this Order we must decide either that competition must suffer or unserved Americans should go without broadband," summarized Commissioner Clyburn.

"When things weren't going right he would get very upset and often either the competition or the training session would go out of the window.

By putting consumers in the driver's seat, companies can rally mass audiences to help solve a problem, either through competition or collaboration.