Sentence examples for questions competitions from inspiring English sources

This supports a range of two-way interactions, including updates, offers, polls, tickets, questions, competitions, in-app chat, and lead generation forms.

"In these times, many like to question competition rules, exploit the missing links and seek refuge in economic nationalism," Mr. Barroso said.

The imposition of technology also raises questions about competitions like the F.A. Cup where teams like Arsenal and Newcastle travel to places like Crewe Alexandra and Torquay.

But Mr. Tollett seemed unfazed by questions about competition.

Regional theater companies tend to be diplomatic and sidestep questions about competition.

"It's understandable why any large merger will attract questions about competition and consolidation.

Questions the competition commission wants answered: What is the relevant advertising market that should be examined?

This concentration has long raised questions about competition—and regulators are, at long last, on the case.

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

Last month, the global food price index charted by the United Nations reached record levels, and the use of crops to produce energy has raised questions over competition for land.

However, the issue of bank current account charges is a matter of real concern to the banks' customers, and raises wider questions about competition and transparency of pricing.