Sentence examples for competition existing from inspiring English sources

Prideaux, who had run British Rail's inter-city services in the 1980s, pointed out that first-class trains running north from Euston were well below capacity and, in the event of competition, existing operators such as Virgin would instantly undercut the premium fares charged by HS2.

In this study the yield is analyzed as a function of several processes: (1) thermal damage of the template and polymerase occurring during the denaturing step, (2) competition existing between primers and templates to either anneal or form dsDNA, (3) polymerase binding to annealed products (primer/ssDNA) to form ternary complexes and (4) extension of ternary complexes.

Like many experts in fintech and banking, he sees competition, existing or potential, from some of the leading nonbank technology players.

The Bayesian game-theoretic approach provides us a better understanding of the wireless resource competition existing in the fading MAC when every mobile device acts as a selfish and rational decision maker (this means a device always chooses the best response given its information).

It won't help with competition in existing markets.

It would increase competition for existing cellular network operators and potentially be good for consumers.

Mr. Hendricks will also face competition from existing landlords, who can afford to undercut him on asking rents.

The move kicks up the competition between existing on-premises data storage companies and cloud service providers in several ways.

Growers perceive that there is much more competition for existing crews, especially during peak periods of demand.

Unlike with road and rail infrastructure, governments cannot inject money into broadband in areas where there is deemed to be sufficient competition from existing providers.

Eligibility criteria: EFL clubs – a minimum of five 'first-team' players in the starting XI as defined under the competition's existing rules.