Sentence examples for more competition or from inspiring English sources

"We have absolutely no issues with competition or more competition or vigorous competition," Mr. Bibic said.

But, she continued, "The entry of these countries into the E.U. has not led to more competition or diversification of energy supplies.

They are also in the pockets of teachers' unions which have fought relentlessly against introducing more competition or standardised testing into the public schools.

"We have to figure out a way to either have more competition, or to control the prices where there is no competition," Anderson said in an interview.

David Kosse, president of international at Universal Pictures, is quick to dispel any suggestion that Hollywood incursions weaken foreign industries: "You could categorise it as more competition, or you could categorise it as more support.

"The top 20 Internet news sites are dominated by these same media conglomerates as well, or merely recycle news from existing non-Internet sources rather than providing more competition or diversity.

What Comes After This Comparative Study — More Competitions or More Collaborations?

His essay made it clear that he believes the recent rejection of the constitution was a cri de coeur from Europe's voters to protect their precious subsidies from more competition, inside or outside the EU.

Mr. Bütikofer said the government would have done better to focus on smaller steps, like encouraging more competition among pharmacies, or between public and private health insurance providers.

The first takeaway from this paper is that more competition, from trade or otherwise, doesn't necessarily lead to more innovation.

But in the end, the more competition, the merrier (or at least we'd like to think so).