Sentence examples for prompt competition from inspiring English sources

Clunky regulations for the health exchange failed to prompt competition, argues Robert Moffit of the Heritage Foundation.

The Bush F.C.C. hoped that deregulation would prompt greater competition in Internet access services.

A military strike would prompt another competition in Germany between the two principles of "Never again war" and "Never again Auschwitz", like the one that took place during the Kosovo war in 1999.

The BBC's self-reinvention in the 1960s was prompted by competition from ITV.

Artists who had not nearly been as often in the limelight as Warhol or Lichtenstein prompted vigorous competition.

This prompts fierce competition among managers, which means that the business has access to as good a talent pool as non-family companies.

The combination of civil and religious power in the hands of the ecumenical patriarchate and the upper reaches of the hierarchy prompted furious competition for high office.

That is prompting furious competition, even over properties that just a few years ago might have lingered on the market for a year or more.

The acquisition would be the latest in a string of East Coast utility mergers, prompted by competition in a market where electricity generation is no longer regulated, though its distribution is.

Lately, growth in the Japanese market has slowed amid deregulation there, which has prompted more competition.

Lark actually launched at TechCrunch Disrupt with a silent alarm product (which memorably prompted startup competition judge Sean Parker to ask, "Are you serious?").