Casual games not only offer free and fast competition but also inspire small talk.
As a reader I might laugh at that point, but I would do so because it presents an absurd picture of an impossibly fast competition, and not because I've never made such mistakes myself.
Though Europe's personal-computer market is growing fast, competition from American firms is fierce.Faced with slowing growth in its domestic car market, Japan's Toyota has joined Toshiba and Fujitsu, two other Japanese companies, to develop a multimedia system for cars.
When ISPs are able to decide which site's data moves the fastest, competition becomes a matter of who is willing/able to spend the most.
An important aspect of the change in stability is the resistance of the boat; all changes to the existing shape of the fast competition hull are likely to result an increase in resistance.
He has run the 40-yard dash in 4.32 seconds, and he recorded the fastest competition time in 2010 among Michigan's sprinters in the 60-meter dash.
"SNAILS move faster than competition in the cable industry," complains Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington, DC, office of the Consumers Union.
Indeed, while many media companies are clumsily chasing the faster, cheaper competition online, television is bigger than ever.
Presumably, productivity would have grown even faster if competition from imports had not put downward pressure on autoworkers' wages, easing the pressure for ever-greater automation.
