Sentence examples for fictitious competition from inspiring English sources
Since prices are regulated, one can talk about fictitious competition [ 81].
He accused the insurance company Marsh & McLennan of publishing fictitious quotes to suppress competition.
The Doonhamers' part-time players will meet the fictitious team in the competition and, as so often before, they will find themselves taking a disheartened after-match bath.
He accused Marsh & McLennan of conspiring to eliminate competition in the insurance business by generating fictitious quotes.
High Street, 01672 539266, red-lion-pub-avebury.co.uk In the 1970s the London Evening Standard's pub guide ran a competition: one of the entries in the guide was fictitious – could the readers guess which?
In addition, they tour the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Reserve in Manhattan, are lectured by parents and account executives from firms like Smith Barney, and participate in a statewide competition in which they create their own portfolios and spend a fictitious $100,000 to research, buy and sell stocks.
It focuses on the fictitious William McKinley High School glee club, New Directions, which competes on the show choir competition circuit while its disparate members deal with relationships, sexuality, social issues, and learning to become an effective team.
The action takes place in and around a fictitious racing event in Colorado, where AI drivers can be challenged to competitions on the spot.
This film tracks a small group of students at the fictitious American Ballet Academy -- which is somewhere near the real Lincoln Center -- through a stressful year of Prussian discipline, cut-throat competition and sexual intrigue.
(Names used are fictitious).
