Sentence examples for it would be competition from inspiring English sources

In the long run the biggest concern was that because the NHS would be effectively a market it would be "competition lawyers and judges in the competition court" that would ultimately determine the shape of the health service.

In the United States, Robert L. Lippert attempted to interest Columbia Pictures in distributing the film but they felt it would be competition for their own production, It Came From Beneath The Sea, which was on release at the time.

If all citizens were rostered to specific practices, there would be competition for patients.

With so much competition, "it would be naïve just to be producing a print magazine," Ms. Wells said.

"I had no idea it would be a competition, because I never thought of it as a competition," said Hoffman, 38, of Edmond, Okla., who participated in BMX Big Air in 2007.

"It would be more competition".

"The reason we charge for drinks is because there are two cafes opposite and we thought it would be unfair competition," he says.

If science expressed the inner nature of things it would be in competition with art, but it does not.

We felt that it would be unfair competition (and bad for the strength of our trademark) if we let another app in the space have a name that sounded very similar to WhosHere.

But if We the People decide that we want to provide ourselves with a public option for a service, this is banned because it would be "unfair competition" with the private sector.

There is no one in the market saying competition would be a good thing, it would be like saying competition to the Land Registry is a good thing".