Sentence examples for sharpening competition from inspiring English sources

While industrial and public works projects displaced people in past decades, the pace of industrialization has accelerated significantly in recent years, sharpening competition over land, one of India's most coveted resources.

And Clear Channel has been offering imaginative frills, such as an urban bike scheme, controlled by smart cards to ensure the bikes do not get stolen, and heated seats in Scandinavian bus shelters.The latest consequence of the sharpening competition is Decaux's announcement last month that it is planning to go public.

Open borders increased farmers' takings but sharpened competition from abroad for domestic industry.

The newcomers have sharpened competition for fans and shrunk the older teams' geographic markets.

Privatising the banks will do little by itself to sharpen competition—a privately owned oligopoly is still an oligopoly.

The intensification of disagreements over moral values not only makes compromise difficult to achieve, but sharpens competition for scarce goods at a time when austerity dominates the agenda.

By comparison with this, his second-term surprise, consisting of some useful measures to sharpen competition and so push up productivity, was a whimper.

Tim Davie, head of audio and music at the BBC, points out that Radioplayer sharpens competition not only over programming but also over search data and algorithms.

The O2 deal would then set the stage for even more consolidation.If the Telefónica-O2 deal goes through, it will sharpen competition in the mobile market.

This is intended to sharpen competition for students between universities and colleges and to introduce more dynamism and also more risk.

Facebook buys small companies on a regular basis — almost two dozen over the last two years — to beef up its team of engineers, add to the site's offerings and sharpen competition with rivals.