Sentence examples for matter of competition from inspiring English sources

The acquisition, which this newspaper thought was fair, is a matter of competition law.

And a matter of competition, since the N.F.L. also has its own Web site.

It is not a matter of competition but co-operation i.e.,join hand with them to deliver this project to the needy.

At places, it sounds like this is a matter of competition for our precious time: We spend time arguing / sorting out that can instead be better used living as salt to the world / being Kingdom people.

As debates over the cognitive or substantive aspects of Jesus' participation in God became both intense and refined, the pursuit of essences became almost a matter of competition in the minds of the Apologists and the formulators of doctrines in the 3rd through the 6th centuries.

As debates over the cognitive or substantive aspects of Jesus' participation in God became both intense and refined, the pursuit of essences became almost a matter of competition in the minds of the Apologists and the formulators of doctrines in the 3rd through the 6th century.

Would that such detached thinking, from so talented a figure, came with a wink and a nod — that it were simply a matter of demagogic competition in a crowded political field.

Would that such detached thinking, from so talented a figure, came with a wink and a nod that it were simply a matter of demagogic competition in a crowded political field.

Nevertheless, TradeOut is also facing the matter of stiff competition.

"It's just a matter of the competition catching up with the interest".

"It's just a matter of the competition catching up with the interest". But none of this can happen without the true stars of the game: the athletes.