Sentence examples for to get competitions from inspiring English sources

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.

■ 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.

"It's really hard to get competition.

"If you're going to get competition, competition, competition, you need information, information, information," said Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.

Reform must focus on how to get competition right and how to put in place the enabling conditions, such as the right information, the right incentives and time horizons, and the right mind-sets [ 56].

Instead, they practise surfing to get into competitions and get sponsored by cigarette companies.

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.

"We want to get the competition back to having a day to itself and we are in talks with the Premier League to make sure that happens.

He thinks a quicker way to get more competition for broadband would be for the regulator to encourage cable firms to invest more.