Sentence examples for end of competition from inspiring English sources

Will the end of competition cause Playbill to act like a monopoly?

"This could be the end of competition and the end of the Telecom Act.

"We absolutely expect athletes to celebrate their success and to celebrate the end of competition.

"Wal-Mart is not the beginning of competition, but the end of competition".

Other factors America's military role in Europe, the growth in world trade and the end of competition between imperial powers—have all played their part.

Most BIB services will be free to consumers.If BSkyB ends up dominating digital satellite and over-the-air television, is that the end of competition?

These two sides have been frequent foes at the business end of competitions, notably in last season's Premiership final, and selected strong squads in the bid to secure silverware.

Apart from the use made of aircraft, a great gain should result in the ending of competition between the two branches for the output of the factories, for the needs of the whole front, naval and military, can now be expressed without confusion in the orders given for machines.

They will also meet Australia (Wembley, 5 November, 1530 BST) and New Zealand (KC Stadium, 12 November ,1800 BST) in the end-of-season competition.

He destroyed a symphonic movement prepared for an end-of-term competition, after its scornful rejection by the autocratic director Joseph Hellmesberger on the grounds of copying errors.

So let's just assume that it will be slightly more frontloaded due to it being a sequel and the eventual end-of year competition and peg it at $350 million in the end.