Sentence examples for competing entities from inspiring English sources

They call for "monopoly dissolution" by splitting the operating system company into three competing entities.

Privatisation should then create a much wider range of competing entities.

A few weeks ago, it ruled against Cintra, calling for it to sell its two largest carriers, Mexicana and Aeromexico, as separate and competing entities.

By taking Staples.com back into the corporate fold, Staples has been able to market its catalog and online businesses together as a single unit rather than as competing entities.

Within this framework, 72 institutions were found to occupy positions in a crowded market space or "red ocean" where competing entities attempt to outperform rivals in an effort to increase their share of a product or service demand.

Yet the problem here is that the biggest financial institutions are not only regulated by different and often competing entities in the United States but also are subject to various international jurisdictions.

Speculating about their motives for not formally sponsoring his event, he stated, "I think it's because they see us as a competing entity.

Apple has launched its Apple Music streaming service, kicking off a three-month free trial with hopes of competing with entities as varied as Spotify, broadcast radio and Facebook.

Should the authorities, once they had rescued and patched up the big banks, have split them up into competing smaller entities?

The current obstacle to such a fight is that Lewis and Tyson are aligned with different, competing television entities -- Lewis with HBO and Tyson with Showtime.

Snow Crash is set in a dystopian US of the near future, where government has broken down and the country is controlled by competing corporate entities, each with its own territory.