Sentence examples for would continue to compete from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he said later, he would continue to compete.

Mr. Gates and Mr. Parsons said those businesses would continue to compete vigorously.

In the meantime, Mr. Diller said Hotel Reservation Network and Expedia would continue to compete in the marketplace.

But Mr. Wolf said the airline would continue to "compete vigorously to infinity should this not happen".

The chief executives of the companies said they were confident regulators would approve the deal because it ensures that they would continue to compete.

He said that the Washington rating system was free and that many parents did not want to pay the federation's annual membership fee of about $15 when they were unsure whether their children would continue to compete.

Most notably, however, the sports ministry did not say whether Semenya would be allowed to continue to compete as a woman.

"This agreement with Google helps us to do so," Mr. Yang added, saying that the deal would allow Yahoo to continue to compete in its two main lines of business, search and display advertising.

Against a grim economic backdrop elsewhere, Scudamore admitted he was "surprised" by the huge hike in income, which he said would allow clubs to continue to compete with their European rivals.

One industry insider said independent retailers would have to decide whether they should continue to compete with Tesco or would be safer in the arms of one of their biggest rivals.

In its filing, the antitrust division said it supported auction rules that would ensure smaller carriers could continue to compete for wireless customers, but it avoided saying that a strict limit, or screen, was the best way to go about it.