Sentence examples for taking competition from inspiring English sources
taking competition or consumer enforcement action.
Apart from global free energies, Stubb predicts binding affinities for individual factors at individual sites, taking competition with other factors into account.
While he defers most comedy decisions to Ms. Adoram, he takes competition and criticism seriously.
But Don Shula, the football coach and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, doesn't take competition lightly.
He also fended off German attempts to take competition policy away from the commission in Brussels and give it to an independent European cartel office.
But the old testament God is, by his own admission, a jealous God, and he doesn't take competition very well.
But I don't take competition lightly".
In addition, competition is a significant element, but fewer studies take competition into account while designing educational agents.
"I think competition is what makes football and if they take competition out of football it's worse for it.
"We're the leader right now, but we take competition seriously.
