Sentence examples for savage competition for from inspiring English sources
The corruption creates huge incentives for criminal groups to consolidate their markets through savage competition for voids in "authority".
At a packed rally on Sunday, he attacked European Union trade rules, which he said had opened French markets to "savage" competition, and called for a protectionist "buy European" rule for public spending that would raise costs and invite retaliation.
This is proof, if any were needed, of the sheer cussedness of the Murdoch empire and hints at the savage competition in the British newspaper industry.
The competition for right wing is savage; you have Chris Ashton and Christian Wade, plus Charlie Sharples.
Competition for them is fierce.
According to the reigning "cultural materialist" doctrine — which owed as much to Marx as to the noble-savage ideal — conflict among groups arose only when there was competition for strategic resources: food, tools, land.
"Competition for investment is intense.
Competition for clients is intense.
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