Sentence examples for if put into competition from inspiring English sources

And if put into competition with each other, venues will always choose live screenings because they are much cheaper to buy than live theatre.

The tested device has a capacity to be meliorated and consequently to be put into competition with the actual solar heaters made of plane plate solar collectors.

"Words only matter if put into law.

Eeks agrees with Weinstein about competition: "What is needed is to see more concepts put into practice: competition will bring the prices down".

Then you see the effort put into this competition.

You could see what we put into this competition and what it meant to us to go forward.

"They didn't want these towns built because they would be put into direct competition with the private housing market.

That merger, which takes effect today, will put CyberWorks into competition with Hutchison's telephone interests.

It would also put them into competition with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, at a time when all three are bracing for increased competition from electronic systems.

The Windows 8 boondoggle has therefore, ironically, put Microsoft into competition with its former self.

Notably, the new link sharing features put Digg into competition with Kevin Rose's other startup: Pownce.