Sentence examples for illegitimate competition from inspiring English sources
A court in that city said the latter company engaged in "illegitimate competition" by using Starbucks Chinesee name and copycatting the design of its cafes and ordered it to pay the real Starbucks 500,000 yuan or $62,000 in damages.
But we have little protection against unfair competition from illegitimate operators willing to skirt the law and exploit the desperate.
But when it comes to the deeply physical realm of sports, many people still regard virtual competitions as illegitimate.
Some pieces are haiku-like squibs of just a few lines, but there's also room for extended pieces, like the tragic tale of a young boy whose desire to win a breakfast cereal competition leads him to discover that he is the illegitimate son of a Kellogg's executive.
In 2008, Prince Charles overtook Edward VII (1901-10) as the longest serving Prince of Wales, although not quite the most dissolute, an honour reserved for George III's eldest son, the future prince regent (1811-20) and George IV (1820-30), whadhad strong competition with his brothers, one of whom sired 10 illegitimate children before becoming William IV (1830-37) at 64.
Yet, as "Atlas" grimly foretold, we now treat the incompetent who wreck their companies as victims, while those resourceful business owners who manage to make a profit are portrayed as recipients of illegitimate "windfalls".I bet Hank Paulson never thought he'd find himself accused of being opposed to competition when he took this job.
Quit having illegitimate babies".
What is "illegitimate rape"?
