Sentence examples for saying competition from inspiring English sources

Berry has a saying: "Competition breeds success".

There is no one in the market saying competition would be a good thing, it would be like saying competition to the Land Registry is a good thing".

The Financial Conduct Authority proposed changes to the market, saying competition was not working to give customers the best deal.

At the Post-Intelligencer, the outgoing editor and publisher, J. D. Alexander, agreed, saying, "Competition always benefits good journalism".

Ms. Sauty de Chalon said auFeminin had no plans to enter the biggest Internet market, the United States, saying competition there was already too fierce.

But as importantly, labels do not trust each other, saying competition is so fierce they will do anything to get what is perceived to be an edge.

George says competition is at fault.

Should I say "competition between companies" or "competition among companies"?

Green said: "Competition is fiercer than ever.

In an interview, she said competition among scouts was intense.

In your editorial, you say "competition can cut costs".