Sentence examples for maximising competition from inspiring English sources

As part of the NFL's long-established policy of maximising competition between its teams, the Draft order is determined by how teams fared in the previous season.

Asked by BBC political editor Nick Robinsonif he had changed his mind since saying in 2005 that "the first guiding principle is to maximise competition", he replied: "Yes I have, I have, because competition is a means to an end - not an end in itself".

The European Rugby Champions Cup will give a cash boost to all involved, with the clubs having a greater say in maximising the competition's commercial potential.

Willox said: "Maximising effective competition in the market is crucial, whether it involves bringing on new suppliers or changing the dynamics between existing suppliers".

And it put much of this down to the School Sports Partnership programme, saying its impact in "maximising participation and increasing competition was clearly evident in the vast majority of schools visited".

Regulations intended to maximise provider diversity and competition for patients thus remove provider competition as a medium of power for the commissioners.

Plasticity of canopy architecture for maximising light resources may also be seen as asymmetric competition for light [ 23] and can explain the evolution of height [ 24].

In the absence of phage, bacteria are selected by resource competition to maximise growth rate and thus increase fitness by local hillclimbing.

Under intense sperm competition, a more competitive ejaculate will always be favoured and an optimum sperm design might be linked to maximising sperm function (e.g. velocity, longevity).

Strategy based on the idea that maximising profits involves a battle for value with employees, partners and society generates corporate monsters such as Enron which do in fact distort competition and eventually destroy themselves.

He was relentless in maximising the impact.