Sentence examples for prospective competition from inspiring English sources

That leaves Liverpool with a quandary that originates in the very nature of the bid on the table – one from a direct rival – and, even more so, in the lack of prospective competition for Suárez's signature.

Talking to Digital Spy, Coolio also gave his verdict on his prospective competition, and having eaten at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, passed the following verdict: "I ate in one of his restaurants and I was not impressed.

"One of the reasons that we got our financing and went to Project Sunburst when we did was to raise a barrier of entry to prospective competition," he added.

* * * We may start therefore with the premise that to have combined ninety per cent of the producers of ingot would have been to 'monopolize' the ingot market; and, so far as concerns the public interest, in can make no difference whether an existing competition is put an end to, or whether prospective competition is prevented.

But it has never been appropriate to think of Facebook as an "essential facility". Social media regulation, however, will turn Facebook into that relative to prospective competition, and potentially undermine anonymous speech.

Well, although producers are silent on the matter, the reasoning would seem to be that the prospective Tony competition in the new-play category would be less formidable than that in the revival category, where the acclaimed British import "The Real Thing" is considered an early favorite.

"For areas where there is actual or prospective effective competition between networks, Government would not anticipate the need for regulation," it writes.

The owners of the now-deleted Facebook post seemed well aware of this reality, telling their prospective buyers: "Competition is perfectly allowed in Dinka/Jieng culture".

But Mr. Zuiker soon found himself in the unlikely position of pitching a prospective movie in competition with former Oscar nominees.

This leads to intense competition among prospective tenants.

Mr. Frink was skeptical about the purchase of a site that could point prospective customers to the competition.