Sentence examples for fought competition from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Griffin's proposal for an electronic exchange quickly ran into opposition, and what happened is a window into how banks have fiercely fought competition and open pricing.

Barrow and Furness Labour MP John Woodcock said: "After a hard fought competition with other UK sites, GSK's decision is a major vote of confidence in the brilliant and determined workforce at Ulverston.

It was a fiercely fought competition in which actors and actresses made last-minute switcheroos.

It fights competition, plays dirty and disobeys the rules.

The company said it would adopt an aggressive strategy to fight competition.

Then established brands may be forced to introduce similar extensions to fight competition.

Judges are likely to take up to 18 months to rule on the appeal, which is the latest effort by companies to fight competition decisions from the European Union that have blocked several recent deals.

The most innovative companies in the world are likewise unable to resist the temptation to fight competition with litigation – even when it leaves them wide open to accusations of the same misconduct of which they say they are victims.

They'll also fight competition by speeding up their DSL offerings, building out their product line for business customers and expanding a marketing campaign that features a funky, bright green pickup truck.

Companies that are fined or told to sell off assets by the new federal competition commission will have the right to lodge appeals to suspend these decisions, a tactic companies have used to fight competition rulings in the past.

In this respect, promotion has become a useful tool to fight competition.