Sentence examples for from competing with from inspiring English sources

"Why should the European Commission prevent Charleroi from competing with private airports?" he asked.

The estranged brothers subsequently scrapped agreements that prevented them from competing with each other in business.

However, three things prevented the new medium from competing with traditional content "pipes".

Johnson was said to be 'incandescent' that Osmond had invoked legitimate contractual undertakings that prevented Johnson from competing with him.

"I'm very good friends with the Forbeses," Ms. Rivers said, "but that doesn't stop me from competing with them.

The deal effectively prevented Nicaragua from competing with the Panama Canal, which opened for business ten days later.

Mr Vergara talks of the "passion" that comes from competing with a rival, and has cleverly found one.

The strategy has roots in the experience that Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, had from competing with Microsoft.

Although impressive, both monarchs are roughly twenty years off from competing with the longest serving rulers of all time.

Another word about inheritance: the real US wealthy use the power of the state to stop the poor from competing with them.

Mr. Bergeman of Ultra, who has been in business for 28 years, says the practice in effect prevents small companies like his from competing with bigger players.