Sentence examples for more competition as from inspiring English sources
Entrenched operators will also face more competition as soon as 2010, as Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan liberalize gambling laws.
Ford has been a leader in trucks, but now vehicles, such as the Ford Escape, Explorer and Expedition and the Lincoln Navigator, are under tremendous pressure, thanks to more competition, as well as the recent, but now-declining, spike in fuel prices.
Back in Midtown, Zibetto gets more competition as you head east.
Indeed, travelers in the Northeast will probably see more competition as a result of these agreements.
Would he like a little more competition, as Nicklaus had in his heyday, to make life more exciting?
It is expected to face even more competition as the parent company of T-Mobile USA, Deutsche Telekom, moves closer to a multibillion-dollar agreement to buy MetroPCS.
Given the huge benefits that freer global competition has delivered to its now-mighty exporters, Japan would do well to try more competition at home as well.
It wants more competition and entrepreneurship, as well as lower taxes and public spending to keep the state small.
She added that she believed the Medicare program should have more competition in it, as long as traditional Medicare was protected.
Other changes such as opening the banking system to more competition may come as well.
The BBC now sits in a totally different broadcasting ecology with far more competition, albeit as a very big player.
