Sentence examples for ideas of competition from inspiring English sources

The missionaries and other outsiders who arrived in the late nineteenth century introduced Western ideas of competition to Chinese athletics.

Capitalism is on a similar runaway trajectory, say Meyer and Kirby, mostly because it has taken the ideas of competition and ROE--brilliant in their time--too far.

The reason the line stands out so much is that it forces you to abruptly rethink your ideas of competition.

For it is rooted in the idea of competition.

It is ludicrous the idea of competition in postal delivery.

The civic committee of the Commercial Club likes the idea of competition among schools.

The idea of competition among nations is now familiar (albeit often misunderstood).

I always thought the idea of competition was that it would improve the service.

He was open to the idea of competition, if not necessarily privatization.

He adds, carefully: "Like most artists, for me the whole idea of competition is ugly.

Yet the idea of competition between different jurisdictions offering their own brand of regulation has its supporters.