Sentence examples for inviting competition from inspiring English sources
The patents on Plavix and Avapro will expire by 2011, inviting competition from cheap generics.
An 1898 game, Log Cabin, is displayed here as if in a California saloon, where a period photograph shows it, inviting competition and betting.
The problem is that if you make something that is profitable, you are inviting competition.
Are you inviting in the competition?' [But I say] when the pie is big enough, the competition is very friendly," he explains.
To that end, they have set up a competition inviting members of the public to submit ideas online.
In the late 1800s Punch magazine ran a competition inviting readers to send in limericks about a geographical location.
Graham Greene liked to claim that he had once entered a magazine competition inviting Greenian parodies and finished second.
Instead, in one of Drummond's last administrative acts, the council ran a competition, inviting submissions from across Scotland.
New for 2011 is the Proms Poetry competition, inviting verse from children and adults that takes inspiration from a piece of music performed during the season.
As it happens, the Federal Trade Commission has been pondering that very question, and last year it started a competition, inviting citizens to submit ideas about how this perpetual nuisance could be stopped.
On April 20th Mr Govindarajan launched a competition inviting people to submit designs for a prototype of the house.Why has a simple blog post led to such an explosion of creativity?
