Sentence examples for benefits competition from inspiring English sources

"The introduction of new ownership at Gatwick, while too recent for us to draw any firm conclusions, has given a foretaste of the benefits competition can bring.

Thematic analysis revealed that, perceived relational, personal and physical recovery-related benefits; competition and collaboration-related aspects were important drivers of interest in and commitment to the groups.

The ORR's director for economic regulation, John Larkinson, said: "ORR recognises the benefits competition between train operators can bring to passengers and welcomes applications for new train services where they meet required criteria and provide real benefits for rail users.

So in this case traditional concerns of abuse, such as pricing below marginal cost and product tying, don't really apply, and can actually benefit competition and consumers.

No wage and benefit competition.

And, most importantly, it has denied European consumers the benefits of competition," E.U. competition chief Margrethe Vestager said in Brussels on Tuesday.

"It reflects the benefits of competition".

"I am a great believer in the benefits of competition".

It would also preserve the benefits of competition among analysts.

Perhaps the strongest caution against overselling the benefits of competition is Medicare's own track record.

But they also want the benefits of competition to produce the lowest possible prices for consumers.