Sentence examples for serving competition from inspiring English sources

Given a free rein, a manufacturer could make a racquet so good at smacking the life out of a ball that the game of tennis would quickly descend into being little more than a serving competition.

"I think what will serve competition is for more players to have a real go, to be able to reach consumers so that we can use our choice to find what suits us the best," she added.

What would serve competition is to have more players," Vestager told a news conference.

Kroes served as competition commissioner between 2004 and 2010.

The two transport segments are compared in terms of the transport markets they serve, the competition they face and the operational and technological principles upon which they operate.

There are also plenty of iPad-based news readers like Flipboard, Pulse and News.me that serve as competition for Thirst.

The first reviews of major hardware releases like this are always hotly anticipated in case, as was the case with ATI's 48xx series, they totally serve the competition.

For companies like CarMD, or AutoMD, or even apps like RepairPal, Carvoyant wouldn't necessarily serve as competition, but rather as a partner whose data could be integrated through the use of APIs.

For millions like myself treating autoimmune diseases with costly biologics, developing generic drugs to serve as competition isn't even an option.

These unlabelled sequences (Poly dI-dC) and ERE) served as comPoly dI-dControls.

"There are many people working on e-commerce," he says, "but in a global sense, we have no head-to-head competition serving the global import/export community".