Sentence examples for benefit competitors from inspiring English sources

An "open access" requirement in the bill might discourage some companies from applying for grants because any investments in broadband infrastructure could benefit competitors who would gain access to the network down the line.

It is manifest that chaining down this algorithm would not benefit consumers -- it would only benefit competitors who would not have to deal with bureaucratic involvement in their core features and would not have to compete against an unconstrained Google.

Any money that companies spend on studying unpatented drugs also benefits competitors that spend nothing.

The slow transformation of an organization with 79,000 employees in 130 countries has benefited competitors like Ericsson, Cisco Systems and the newly formed Nokia Siemens Networks, which have gained market share since Alcatel acquired Lucent, according to Synergy Research, an American company that tracks the industry.

But won't that benefit his competitors, too? "Sure it will," he said.

G.M., concerned that some of its technology would benefit Chinese competitors, effectively blocked the sale of Saab to a group of Chinese investors last year.

But the judge agreed with Microsoft that most of the states' proposals went beyond the company's misdeeds, and that they would mostly benefit Microsoft competitors.

The company sees it as an obvious consumer benefit, but competitors see it as a tremendous step toward locking customers into Microsoft's products.

In other cases, partnerships can help companies bring products to market faster a valuable benefit when competitors can easily launch competing brands.

But some of the other moneymakers are not well known, and could benefit as competitors close and investors look for new places to park their money.

After years of complaining about the benefit Japanese competitors enjoy from an artificially weak yen, the dollar has weakened, providing at least a bit more parity.