Sentence examples for question of competition from inspiring English sources

Take the question of competition.

But it also raises the prickly question of competition.

It is not a question of competition, it is a question of culture.

"And, as he is among the immortals now, there need no longer be any question of competition".

At work, it's also a question of competition, he says, and for companies with global ambitions "these kind of technologies are uniquely placed to provide significant competitive advantages".

The question of competition promises to be increasingly important, because as African e-commerce grows, the market becomes more attractive to companies based both inside and outside the continent.

When a single company has 90% of a market, it's about time somebody thrashed out pure questions of competition.

Here the questions of competition and censorship combine and rise to a teleological level.

Mr Simpson's death also started people thinking about the whole question of commercial competition.

There is also the question of the competition's integrity if teams do not play everyone home and away.

Then there's the question of the Competition and Markets Authority, which could force the combined business to sell off  as many as 1,000 of its 4,000 betting shops.