Sentence examples for force the competition from inspiring English sources

BT has won a court battle to force the competition tribunal to re-examine its decision to stop BSkyB being forced to offer Sky Sports 1 and 2 to rivals at a discount.

As more millennials have entered the work force, the competition for the perfect job has become increasingly stiffer.

By opening with a six-under-par 66 to share the first-round lead with Scott Dunlap, Tiger Woods has put himself in front-running position once again, forcing the competition to play catch-up.

By the end of the decade, however, political tensions forced the competition to relocate across the border to South Africa.

Competition by third party providers to sell lenders would force the prices down, and price competition by lenders would force them to pass the savings on to borrowers.

One is based on the race to the bottom theory, already discussed above: "According to this position, the advanced world will end up adjusting its welfare state downward, forced by the competition of emerging economies" [ 25].

"This also fits with the recent trend where Google piles into a market, gives away a key application for free, and forces the competition to respond".

The wall forces, the competition between fluid and wall, and other forms of phase transitions (e.g., liquid liquid equilibria, freezing) are ignored.

Now, however, Compaq may emerge as a third force in the competition.

Benitez will be looking to forget the 'interim' manager saga behind and Napoli could be a genuine force in the competition this year.

David Waite, then the future Great Britain coach, attended last year's grand final between Crawley and Rotherham and Lionel Hurst, the Cheltenham lawyer who was the driving force behind the competition, is now the chief executive of the London Broncos.