Sentence examples for range of competing from inspiring English sources

Privatisation should then create a much wider range of competing entities.

At best there is a range of competing contradictions and variations from which the government is being begged to choose.

His cast of characters collected together a wide range of competing viewpoints and backgrounds, from secular humanist to Jesuit.

Senate Republicans tend to favor legislation that would offer drug benefits through a range of competing health plans.

This is one of a range of competing approaches to making qubits, the quantum computing equivalent of today's transistors.

The act instead split the health service into multiple purchasers that acquired care from a range of competing providers – in essence, a market.

They argue that humans are naturally sensitive to this range of (sometimes competing) moral issues as a result of biological and cultural evolution.

There is a wide range of nationalities competing, including Polish, Brazilian, and one man of Chinese background, who was born in Rome.

It ensures the power to influence opinion and shape public debate is in the hands of a diverse range of organisations competing in dynamic markets.

A white paper on public-service reform that Mr Cameron said would lead to a "range of providers competing to offer a better service" has been delayed.

Laying out his Open Public Services policy, he said everything was up for sale, with "a new presumption" that "public services should be open to a range of providers competing to offer a better service".