Sentence examples for that is competition from inspiring English sources

"Competition in physical mail" – that is competition for profits – "happens upstream", while "downstream delivery of physical mail" – that is, the actual work – "has the characteristics of a monopoly".

That is competition, no problem.

That is, competition to divide value rather than a competition to increase value.

Moreover, the number of trans-Atlantic routes on which there is real competition -- that is, competition between unaffiliated airlines -- has declined.

To get the costs under control and to get a good delivery system, we need reformed incentives, that is, competition among health plans and informed cost-conscious consumer choice of health care financing and the delivery system.

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"Tell 'em to have passion for their teams, that's competition, that's what I like," Parcells said earlier.

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Everyone wins, that's competition.

"That's competition that wasn't there before," he said.

I said, 'Boy, I ought to be able to get three hits.' But that was competition.