Sentence examples for false competition from inspiring English sources
"But in nascent markets, there's this notion of false competition, whether it's the organisations themselves or more often the market, where they see two frameworks and they go ah, they must be competing.
Although in Rodeo (1942) she had also been the first to introduce tap dance into ballet, her billing as a "choreographer" and the false competition with ballet made tap seem "hokey" and passé.
The BBC, already establishing new structures to deal with fallout from viewer deceptions, including false competition winners on Children in Need and rigged polls on Blue Peter, said it would reiterate the importance of "immediate upward referral" of potentially serious incidents and learn the lessons of the report.
For example, for adaptor proteins that interact with different sites on a receptor, the virtual phosphorylation site assumption introduces a false competition.
Hershey Creamery alleged "trademark infringement, unfair competition, false designation of origin, false descriptions, and false representations", to which Hershey Chocolate responded with a counterclaim questioning the validity of the trademark, claiming it was fraudulently obtained.
This result suggests that the official new can, to some extent, impact on true and false rumor-spreading competition, the truth is strengthened, and the falseness gradually dissipates, which in turn breaks the competitiveness between rumor and official information.
They are suing Apple for unfair competition, false advertising and negligent misrepresentation under California law.
They just love to run," is false for any competition except toddler relays.
The suit accuses Sony music of copyright misuse, false advertising, unfair competition and illegal price discrimination in favor of Sony's own record club and online retailer.
Judge Cohn found the firm and its two principals, Steve Turner and Janet Greenberg, liable for "common trademark infringement, unfair competition, false designation of origin and palming off".
SAN FRANCISCO — Craigslist, the online classified ad company, filed a countersuit Tuesday against its minority owner eBay, accusing it of unfair competition, false advertising, trademark infringement and diluting the value of the Craigslist trademark.
