Sentence examples for to get competition from inspiring English sources

■ The Manchester branch of Hawksmoor is to get competition.

Alcohol and coffee are about to get competition from a set of electrodes you wear on your head.

But it's about to get competition from Bolthouse Farms, the Campbell's-owned brand that is releasing its own line of pea milks this month.

Miscellany The Puppy Bowl, which the Animal Planet cable channel presents as tongue-in-cheek counterprogramming each Super Bowl Sunday, is to get competition next year in the form of a special called the Kitten Bowl, from the Hallmark Channel cable channel, part of the Crown Media Family Networks division of Crown Media Holdings.

"There was tremendous pressure from an individual in the Senate to get competition," he said, adding, "It's costing billions of dollars, and we are at a point where we don't know how long it is going to take to get these things out in the air".

And while there's going to be competition from the sky and I'm certainly hopeful that the EchoStar-DirecTV merger comes through, because I think that the only way you're going to get competition with cable is from a consolidated satellite system—I absolutely believe that unless cable really screws it up, the cable plant, and the cable system, is going to continue to be the monopoly it has been.

A second organization has announced plans to create a sport out of competitive cheerleading in an effort to get competitions recognized by the N.C.A.A.

But it began to get competition--first from Robinson's when it opened at the Fashion Center in 1966 and later from stores in the Galleria, which opened in two phases, in 1976 and 1982.

But I would love to get more competition in.

They need to get past competition with midwives and put their patients first.

Already the biggest company in the industry, Universal is expected to sell other assets to get around competition rules.