Sentence examples for benefit rivals from inspiring English sources

Areva T&D executives and unions had opposed the sale, saying a deal would mostly benefit rivals.

Comet's demise is set to benefit rivals Dixons and Argos owner Home Retail, whose shares leapt 15% and almost 6% respectively.

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The large wireless providers argued that the data roaming order gave them less incentive to invest in their networks, because it would benefit rivals that would not shoulder any of the costs of building infrastructure.

He said that if the conspiracy theory that western oil companies egged on US and British governments to invade Iraq were true, the plan could backfire on them and benefit rivals in Asia instead.

MNCs are also careful not to outsource projects that may benefit rival IDCs within the same domestic firm.

The attention on Trump's trip also may benefit rival Hillary Clinton, who could be facing a tough week of scrutiny related to the FBI's expected release of its investigative file on her private email server.

Insurers employ skilled econometricians to analyze expenditure patterns and identify risk patterns that benefit rival insurers.

This mitigates the free-riding problem, as investments in quality are unlikely to benefit rival insurance companies.

BT's fibre roll out, however, has benefitted rivals like TalkTalk which rent space on its network.

AT&T opposes any reversal of the policy that would benefit its rivals.