Sentence examples for enhanced competition from inspiring English sources

Would not the simplest, fairest measure to manage doping be to hold an All-Chemical Olympics?Athletes who wished to enhance their performance with various substances could compete secure in the knowledge that their enhancements were fully transparent to all and that they faced similarly enhanced competition.

"The statement today is very disappointing," Sir Kenneth Morrison, the company's chairman, said, "as we believe our offer for Safeway would have enhanced competition and created a strong fourth national food retailer".

These free-data plans have proven to be popular among consumers, particularly low-income Americans, and have enhanced competition in the wireless marketplace".

Globally, we face enhanced competition that places a premium on higher skills, but we lack sufficient numbers of people with those skills.

A Microsoft-Yahoo merger would give Web publishers and online advertisers "a more competitive and compelling No. 2" to Google, thus enhancing competition and consumer welfare, said Bradford L. Smith, Microsoft's general counsel.

The reform was intended to enhance competition among insurers.

This approach uses government to enhance competition and the free market, not control it.

"More can and should be done to enhance competition in the Marketplaces," Obama wrote.

Both sides, they say, remain anchored to similar goals of enhancing competition and keeping markets open.

Rather than treat rules as sacred, it changes rules to enhance competition, not just constrain it.

The integration, according to experts, helps induce independent generators to build, providing new supplies and enhancing competition to lower prices.