Sentence examples for letting competition from inspiring English sources

The regulator, Monitor, is partly constrained from letting competition rip.

"Letting market forces work, letting competition work, is better for consumers, better for investors and better for the overall economy," said Philip Hoffman, chief economist of PNC Financial Services Group in Pittsburgh.

While mention of a crisis of design don't prove conscious copying, it could certainly push the jury to believe Samsung was letting competition from the iPhone affect design choices.

President Obama is a huge supporter of charter schools and is letting competition drive the allocation of $4 billion in Race to the Top dollars he added to education.

Until we actually let competition work in the financial industry, it's premature to talk about nationalization.

And we need to end monopolies, and instead let competition bring us clean energy and smaller energy bills.

If competition with the Soviet Union could get us to the moon in less than a decade, why not let competition with China help jumpstart green energy development?.

He wants to get rid of state minimums and maximums for teacher salaries, to leave those decisions to local districts and to let competition between districts and between teachers within districts balance the pay scales.

We have, in fact, failed to control our costs and let competition for national rankings drive lower teaching loads and higher salaries for our faculty.

Be careful not to let competition get to the extreme.

"Since the end of the Cold War, the world's powers have generally agreed on the wisdom of letting market competition — more than government planning — shape economic outcomes," the Journal reported.