Sentence examples for lost competition from inspiring English sources

At a hearing on Friday, the department will argue that its plan to remedy Apple's misconduct will "restore lost competition".

In addition, lost competition can be replaced by granting foreign carriers more freedom to expand service in the United States.

The Phaeno is the building that Hadid promised to design during what she calls "my years in the wilderness", the first two decades of her career from 1980 to 2000, when many of her commissions, notably the Cardiff Bay Opera House, were tragically unbuilt, and she lost competition after competition.

Obsessed by threats to federal funding, they misread clear warnings on every wall: without major change, the US biomedical research enterprise cannot be sustained; labs will shrink; a generation of young scientists will be lost; competition will stymie innovation; and young scientists and poor institutions will lose out as senior investigators and rich research centres grow richer.

These legacy volumes raked over lost competitions that the architect never forgot.

The men who've lost competitions have often paid a reproductive price.

The winners of baseball's losing competition.

Each side invested $10 million to revitalize McCall's, which was losing millions of dollars a year in a losing competition with magazines like Good Housekeeping and Ladies Home Journall.

Then there is Hyundai Electronics, which Mong Hun ran in a losing competition with Samsung Electronics from the time his father founded it 28 years earlier.

Mr. Dochantschi isn't emulating her style, but more her approach to the profession, which, he said, involves patience and the realization that even a losing competition entry is a way to advance ideas.

"Ninety percent of our work comes from winning competitions — and losing competitions," he added.