Sentence examples for forces of competition from inspiring English sources
But the forces of competition will ensure he cannot rest on his laurels for too long.
Wherever possible, we should rely on the forces of competition to make us more efficient.
By unleashing the forces of competition the government hopes to bring about a more efficient and effective justice.
Regarding parking charges themselves, rather than fines, the BPA believes that the forces of competition and pressure from central government are acting as brakes.
"These are monopoly companies, and the normal forces of competition aren't at work here," said Philip Fletcher, director of the water office.
"Taxpayer costs will be driven down through the forces of competition," the conservatives said in a letter to Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, Republican of Illinois.
In nearly all cases, moreover, the unifying force of competition is reflected at any given moment in a common price (that is, rate of interest) for similar transactions.
"The CMA has a golden opportunity to expose UK banking to the full force of competition, putting consumers in control at last," he said.
Third, we will introduce measures to protect the NHS from any threat of takeover from US-style healthcare providers by insulating the NHS from the full force of competition law.
He believed in the character-building force of competition, its ability to produce individuals who possessed the vigorous virtues he lauded in his 1905 inaugural address: "energy, self-reliance and individual initiative".
