Competition A

What he is proposing is the checking of competition to the extent necessary to reverse the current trend: the tendency under a regime of free competition-a tendency which cannot honestly be denied-towards the growth of bigger and bigger economic enterprises at the expense of the smaller ones. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The custom of publishing within a year was unique to the two of them, and it had developed into an absurd competition-a demonstration of masculine superiority on an intellectual level. ❋ Peters, Elizabeth (1985)

Often these industry segments are marked by high margins, strong and consistent demand and minimal competition-a sure recipe for success in any business climate. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Short of the television ban and a complete ban on competition-a punishment known as the "death penalty," last imposed on a major sport in the mid-1980s, against Southern Methodist University-the sanctions were the toughest the association could impose, he said. ❋ Unknown (2010)

What's at stake is a 12-year protection for pricey biologic drugs against generic competition-a provision that's enshrined in both House and Senate bills, which Obama said he opposed last week. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Isn’t evolutionary biology relevant the male ranger hunter; the cro-magnon female nurturer-constant competition-a vortex of antagonisms to deny or embrace? ❋ Unknown (2006)