Sentence examples for generating competition from inspiring English sources

Health care reform has succeeded in generating competition and lowering premiums.

While competition in retail banking is under scrutiny, generating competition in small-business banking is notoriously tricky.

Spyker, the Dutch sportscar manufacturer that had bought Saab from G.M. for $400 million in January 2010, had accused G.M. of intentionally bankrupting Saab to keep it from generating competition in the lucrative Chinese market.

In Canada, Whistler (whistlerbike.com) has become mountain biking's spiritual home in North America, while the UCI World Cup Tour (uci.ch) visits the most progressive resorts around the world between April and September each year generating competition between resorts to stage races that can have crowds of up to 50,000.

We are generating competition and the players want to keep the jersey".

Thus, additional downstream genes cause a longer falling subphase by generating competition for the degradation machinery among proteins.

The forum also serves as a venue for generating competitions among the intervention participants to encourage walking and meeting walking goals.

"It's the private sector that generates competition.

By ensuring that the governorship would be open every eight years, a two-term limit would generate competition for the office at least once a decade.

"This generates competition, which is always good for the consumer, and in turn, for the industry," said Mr. Ali of Air Arabia.

Nor does it concede that the publishers' and Apple's actions generated competition — helping to allow Apple and Barnes & Noble into the e-book market and driving up sales of the Nook and the iPad, which spurred a reduction in tablet prices.