Sentence examples for push competition from inspiring English sources

Last summer the energy minister, John Battle, affirmed that this government, like its Tory predecessor, was keen to push competition along although even then the chances of meeting the deadline were less than even.

The week was scheduled to end with a rookie push competition and the results of that competition would determine if we made it to the next round of tryouts.

Californian Scott Coker and his Strikeforce brand have succeeded in a regional draw and in keeping CBS and Showtime interested, but the brand has not dislodged or competed directly with the UFC, and many people feel that in order for the sport to grow you need two vibrant brands to push competition and interest.

Flow can be identified when an unusual set of circumstances converge to push competition to a level that is rarely seen -- one that can only be achieved when an opponent drives an athlete to rise up and excel beyond where he/she has been before.

"We are pushing competition lower and lower into childhood," Dr. Doherty said.

You just have to go back to basics and get your height right to win the pushing competition.

Its rules value private outsourcing over government ownership; it likes pushing competition into public services; and its policies on free movement of labour only depress wages for the lowest paid across the EU.

Great North River Tugboat Race and Competition (Sunday) All eyes will be on the action in the Hudson River from West 43rd to West 79th Streets beginning at 10 a.m. for this annual free event, featuring a parade, races and pushing competitions.

Every Ukip success is likely to push that competition further towards an in-out referendum pledge.

But Vine continues to push despite competition from the Facebook-owned behemoth.

The FCC approved the deal with a 3-2 vote and added conditions to ensure that the programming behemoth doesn't push out competition.