Sentence examples for obvious competition from inspiring English sources

"There's no obvious competition for No. 1," says Strobe Talbott, president of the Brookings Institution.

Jamaica, whose resorts are concentrated in Negril, Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, is the Dominican Republic's obvious competition.

"With an office building, there's obvious competition," he said, "but the likelihood of a competing road being built is very low".

Should the concept go into production, and potentially find a home under VW's Skoda and Seat brands as well as within Volkswagen itself, the Taigun's most obvious competition would be the Nissan Juke and the BMW X1.

There is obvious competition with established medical resource sites like WebMD and MayoClinic.

Skype is a huge service, and one with obvious competition from both large and small companies alike.

Whether the innovation comes from within or from non-obvious competition such as employers or pharma companies, there's a distinct advantage in having a blank slate where cost effective systems and models of delivering care can be delivered.

This became obvious as the competition developed".

When other governments complained about such an obvious breach of competition rules, the European Commission stepped in.

It took two attempts to arrive at the correct (and obvious) answer that competition would not be harmed.

However, that should not be the basis for a rejection of a deal that created no obvious threat to competition or consumers.