Sentence examples for vibrant competition from inspiring English sources

This growth will continue, fostered by vibrant competition among cable, wireless, wire line and other evolving means.

"How much do the RFU want the Championship to be a vibrant competition that provides better players?" asks Griffiths.

There are six major mobile phone companies, Ms. Lynch said, and despite vibrant competition, wireless service is still highly unreliable.

Industries with vibrant competition have a much greater incentive to sort out pay and labour relations than those protected by legal barriers and national ownership.

"And the question for corporate customers is, Who am I going to place my bet with?" Vibrant competition and uncertainty are hallmarks of a young, fast-growing market.

In a statement, the company said there was vibrant competition in the media player market and that the growth of RealNetworks showed that it was thriving.

"This summer of cricket is set to be one of the most exciting in recent memory and I'm thrilled we're kicking it off with comprehensive coverage of the IPL, which is one of the sport's most vibrant competitions," said Ben Gallop, head of radio and digital for BBC Sport.

Brian Cullen, a spokesman for the Navy secretary, called an "enthusiastic, very aggressive and vibrant" regional competition between the two cities for the naval prize.

Countries with vibrant political competition but limited institutional capacity pose the most significant challenge for oil sector reform: Unitary control over the sector is impossible but separation of functions is often difficult to implement.

For fans, however, the potential loss of a vibrant international competition is galling, especially as other countries slowly but surely catch up with America (thanks in part to the internationalisation of NBA rosters).A bona fide World Cup is ultimately in the interest of everyone in the game, as football makes clear.

"We have to be positive now and look to continue a very vibrant European competition".