Sentence examples for point of competition from inspiring English sources

THAT may become a crucial point of competition.

Prue's most direct point of competition is with Lachlan on the other side of Sydney.

Such systems are a major point of competition among airlines offering first-class or business-class service over long routes.

The state of their marriages, or not, is a point of competition and they spit barbed digs at each other as their mother lies dying.

As good voice control becomes a major point of competition among tech firms, Samsung is under some pressure to show that Bixby can match or even go beyond existing voice assistants.

"E-mail is a critical point of competition.

Lawyers may argue the finer points of competition law, but in the face of the legislation that has been foisted on the NHS, few CCGs will dare to take on the powerful legal forces mustered by healthcare corporations.

Human beings develop collective identities - ethnic, nationalist, religious or political - and find in them a sense of belonging, of personal identity and solidarity; the problem is how, at points of competition and threat, those identities flare up into horrible violence.

Beyond sheer entertainment, there's much to be learned by watching the games on the demon screen -- exposure to different sports and their rules, learning about other cultures, and experiencing the more subtle points of competition like effort, loss, and sometimes winning.

In relation to PPI networks, closeness can represent functionally and points of competition between proteins.

As the infamous hummus wars between Lebanon and Israel indicate, food is equally a point of contention and competition for national legitimacy.