Sentence examples for targeted competition from inspiring English sources

The targeted competition resulting from publication is judged very negatively among some physicians.

At the time, it seemed far-fetched that Google would target competition in such a way.

A fall-back option for the panel would be to target competition.

● The DRS still falls short of fully meeting the Congressional intent of targeting competition at poor quality grantees.

Meanwhile, different types of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria, which can cause ear infections and meningitis, have spread recently, perhaps because the vaccine targeted their competition.

"It's not a target competition".

It's more of a sportsmanship shooting, precision target competition.

He said that targets, competition and reliance on inspectors had all led to a disjointed system and demoralised staff.

The questionnaire also asked: "Semiautomatic rifles, shotguns and pistols, currently labeled 'assault weapons,' are commonly used in hunting and target competition, including the National Matches and the Olympics.

"But what is interesting is that, despite hotly contested policy differences in structure, targets, competition, patient choice and the use of non-NHS providers, no one country is emerging as a consistent frontrunner on health system performance".

The logic is that besides being essential to meet climate change targets, competition with the gas operators doesn't have to come from other gas operators – renewable energy can also do that.