Sentence examples for engine competition from inspiring English sources

Rolls-Royce would face even broader engine competition from GE plus Honeywell.

In fact, if you're in a "boring" industry, you might find the search engine competition to be pretty light.

But Barr also hints at the possibility of serious conflicts of interests, wondering, without placing a call to ask, whether CAGW is being funded by Pratt and Whitney, a leading manufacturer of aircraft engines who would stand to be hurt by additional engine competition.

Since then Google has trounced all search-engine competition, entered the dictionary as a verb and acquired a controversial mega- monopoly on our personal data.

Jeremy Taylor of National Voices pooh-poohed the word "choice" as used by politicians, as an engine for competition.

Mr. Almunia is also focusing on whether Google's search engine thwarted competition by favoring the company's services in presenting results of search queries.

At the early 1980s, when the mass production and consumption model reached its limits, innovation has become the engine of competition between firms implementing global strategies.

The deal brings Honeywell -- itself formed by a merger between Honeywell Inc. and Allied Signal -- into General Electric's portfolio of disparate businesses, including the manufacture of aircraft engines and competition in network television through its NBC unit.

In the past, although growth markets attracted multiple entrants (by one count, Google was the 18th significant contender in the search-engine space), competition was less frenzied, giving start-ups time often years to develop difficult-to-replicate assets.

Monitor is now the engine for NHS competition.

Schibsted even started a Norwegian search engine, Sesam, in competition with Google.