Sentence examples for were no competition from inspiring English sources
While she had Mr. Phillips beat in volume, and maybe also in commitment, he was lithe and sly, performing as if there were no competition.
It takes in a remark Karl Ove Knausgaard once made to her – women writers, he said, were "no competition" – as well as the work of the 17th-century philosopher Margaret Cavendish.
The OFT recommended the takeover should not be probed further on the grounds there were no competition issues and that there was nothing to suggest he was not a "fit and proper" person.
There were no competition grounds for turning Mr Desmond down, only the possibility that it was not in the public interest for such a person to own decent newspapers, a clause in the takeover rules that had once been used (controversially) to stop another pornographer, David Sullivan, from winning control of the Bristol Evening Post group.
(See "Monster Mining Deal Delayed").. ABN Amro analyst Warren Edney said there were no competition issues for the commission to consider.
That might be fine if there were no competition, but consumers will find what suits them best not what they are told to buy, especially the most sought after consumers -- the younger generation.
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