Sentence examples for which competition from inspiring English sources

The online commerce market, particularly over the Internet, is new, rapidly evolving and intensely competitive, which competition the Company expects to intensify in the future.

While some not-for-profit healthcare organizations exist, the majority of health care services in the US are part of a competitive free-market system in which competition is used to control costs due to supply and demand; however, there are market forces in place for health care that cause it to perform differently from other commodities.

It's the competition, but which competition?

IT IS hard to think of an industry in which competition is more important than pharmaceuticals.

The dispute underscored the extent to which competition from digital retailers like Amazon was transforming the traditional book industry.

"It doesn't really matter to me which competition it is, because our attitude is always the same.

All are cleverly shown to be the products of a system for which competition is the singular concern.

European Union rules are slowly freeing this business; the EU has cut to 100gm the item-weight above which competition must be allowed.

As 6-1 in the Rules of Golf says: "The player is responsible for knowing the Rules and the conditions under which competition is to be played".

But the latest UCAS figures show growth in undergraduate entry of only 1% between 2015 and 2016, a flat market in which competition risks becoming unhealthy.

Privately, however, composers grouse about a world in which competition is intense, fees are shrinking and often tone-deaf directors, producers and studio executives throw resources at special effects and movie stars while shorting the music.