| face competition | 69.26 | AOL faces stiff competition. | ||
| have competition | 16.33 | But it has competition. | ||
| increase competition | 15.34 | Increasing the competition. | ||
| win competition | 8.89 | Who won the competition? | ||
| promote competition | 8.69 | This was supposed to promote competition. | ||
| stifle competition | 7.44 | Credit rationing stifles competition between banks. | ||
| reduce competition | 7.31 | Most mergers, by their very nature, reduce competition. | ||
| hold competition | 7.18 | No design competition was held. | ||
| create competition | 5.99 | The coach is also trying to create competition. | ||
| encourage competition | 5.73 | Another is a desire to encourage competition. | ||
| enter competition | 5.73 | I entered competitions. | ||
| provide competition | 5.13 | Other cruise lines will provide competition. | ||
| allow competition | 4.74 | EU rules ostensibly allow open competition in banking and insurance. | ||
| eliminate competition | 4.41 | The team competition has been eliminated. | ||
| see competition | 4.08 | Well see competition. | ||
| foster competition | 3.82 | Crotty said the city wanted to foster media competition. | ||
| introduce competition | 3.75 | Britain has led the way, introducing competition a decade ago. | ||
| intensify competition | 3.16 | --Intensifying competition, especially in annuities. | ||
| limit competition | 3.16 | He still plays, but limits his competition to January and February. | ||
| meet competition | 3.16 | Some companies already are moving to meet the competition. |