Sentence examples for greater competition between from inspiring English sources
By exercising choice there will be greater competition between schools.
And the EU creates greater competition between companies, which drives down costs for British consumers.
But the government has also introduced changes this year which will lead to greater competition between universities for students.
With greater competition between parties, Mexico increasingly has come to resemble the federal state its constitution has long described.
It would also create greater competition between sitting MPs, battling out to gain the most support in their constituency, delivering a better quality standard to local people.
The trade commission's concerns trace to a 1984 law, now known as Hatch-Waxman, which was designed to ease greater competition between generic and brand-name drugs.
"But there will be a great competition between myself and Darce [Gordon D'Arcy] and their centre pairing irrespective of who they pick because they have got three guys in good form".
When I look back at players from the fifties and sixties from when I was a boy there was a great competition between a team in the east and Rangers and Celtic, particularly Rangers.
"But there will be a great competition between myself and Darce [Gordon D'Arcy] and their centre pairing irrespective of who they pick because they have got three guys in good form". For the latest on the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand visit our breaking news and gossip page.
The passenger airlines argue that opening up their market to greater competition will promote travel between the two countries and accelerate the kind of political change the United States wants to see in China.
