Sentence examples similar to Impediment to entry from inspiring English sources

4. Impediments to entry: To begin with, let us remove sector limits on F.D.I. and year-long approval processes as these are anachronistic in a competitive market for capital.

Impediments to entry of new competitors include high licensing fees in states such as Virginia, as well as the long-term exclusive contractual relationships between the two largest daily fantasy sports provides and major sports entities.

Increased transparency around patenting of vaccine technologies, stricter patentability criteria suited for local development needs and strengthening of IPRs management capabilities where relevant, may help reduce impediments to market entry for new manufacturers and ensure a competitive supplier base for quality vaccines at sustainably low prices.

All three of these businesses are characterized by a small number of competitors, structural impediments to market entry and consequently high margins.

When we look at a sample of wealthy sophisticated households who should not find entry costs as an impediment to own stocks, there is still an important percentage of them who are not participating in the stock market at all.

That Elizabeth was allowed to read it, even permitted some entries of her own, was no impediment to outspokenness, although sex is limited to very few brief and discreet albeit enthusiastic mentions.

He also said that Mr. Bruno's entry into the debate removed the last major impediment to change.

These antimicrobial peptides, which are synthesized in the skin at sites of potential microbial entry, provide a soluble barrier that acts as an impediment to infection.

The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.

That is an impediment to political change.

Are drugs an impediment to rebuilding?