Sentence examples for stir competition from inspiring English sources
That kind of reform could stir competition and bring down fees.
"Without this income", says the firm, "drastic cost reductions will be required and some clubs might not be able to survive this process".Setanta's failure is also a problem for regulators, who have tried to stir competition for top-flight football rights in the hope of creating rivalry for BSkyB.
Today, Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, gave the concept a further boost when he toured a demonstration site for the technology in Potomac, Md. The agency and its chairman have said they are backing the power-line approach in an effort to stir competition and offer greater consumer choice.
It was a pleasant game that didn't cause conflict or stir competition.
It was a lucrative business that immediately stirred competition.
– it helped stir up competition to such an extent that the market share of the big four fell from 74% in 2000 to 64% in 2008 – before rocketing back as the financial crisis kicked in.
A previously unknown panel signed in 1614, "The Outdoor Wedding Feast" stirred up competition between dealers.
Despite a slow economy, the luxury-sedan segment stirs fierce competition.
It would take the entry of a Bloomberg or a Thomson-Reuters to stir up real competition, but neither is thought to be preparing an assault.
But more competition will stir things up.
