Sentence examples for competition effectively from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's ruling that Uber's Pop service creates "unfair competition" effectively holds the private company to the same standard as a public taxi service.

Some creatures sound a false alarm to scare off the competition, effectively crying wolf.

Thiel has written previously that successful companies are effectively monopolies, while companies go bust when they do not quash competition effectively.

Rapid lysogenization of the competitor effectively 'levels the playing field' between the strains earlier in the competition, reducing the benefit of phage carriage to original host strain.

The Twenty20 competition will effectively become the one-day league that runs through the bulk of the season.

To that end, it raced the publicly financed Human Genome Project to determine the full sequence of the genetic code -- a competition that effectively ended in a tie.

I believe we need to radically deregulate our system to let markets, innovation, and competition work effectively, while creating a strong safety net.

But Australia's competition watchdog effectively gave Singapore Exchange a green light to pursue the takeover earlier Monday, saying it did not see any major concerns.

Regulation 10 makes whatever Monitor judges to be an "unnecessary" restriction of competition, illegal, effectively closing down the current option of one state body (a commissioning group) making a new arrangement without competition with another (an NHS trust).

A subsequent higher bid by AXA and AMP's rival National Australia Bank, one of the largest banks in the country, was quashed earlier this year by the Australian competition authorities, effectively putting AXA Asia-Pacific back into play.

Under the NIRA, companies were required to write industrywide codes of fair competition that effectively fixed wages and prices, established production quotas, and placed restrictions on the entry of other companies into the alliances.