Sentence examples for help competition from inspiring English sources

That'll help competition for spots".

Their rule does not help competition; it only stifles it.

Vodafone chief executive Vittorio Colao says: "Openreach is clearly not working to help competition or choice".

"You don't believe the unbinding remedy proposed by the states will help competition?" asked Microsoft's lawyer, Michael Lacovara.

"That's important for the economic point of view – but from the passenger point of view, capacity to get airlines like Flybe and easyJet in will help competition".

"Each company will have to decide its own approach but we are confident of having tens of thousands of savers signed up by later this year and that should help competition".

Not-for-profit support groups have been popping up to help competition-bound students, both on campus and off.

If the commission has acted in a way that restrains trade without helping competition, then declining foreign investment and higher prices for aircraft technology will be punishment enough.

But we find evidence that changes that helped competition authorities be more independent were needed to boost the independence of state bureaucracy.

Firms compete for the market as much as in it: temporary monopoly is the reward for innovation.Alongside this belief is another: that if regulators interfere they need to be sure that they are helping competition.

"Some will find it hard to believe, but the report does make clear that the fuel market is helping keep prices lower and supermarkets have actually helped competition".