Sentence examples for competition firms from inspiring English sources

Partly because there is so little competition, firms that make and distribute cheap luxuries, such as bottled drinks or branded soap powder, have prospered.

What's different today is that, complementing it, there's now an "economic push" for telecommuting from business itself.To gain an edge over the competition, firms have begun belatedly to realise how much more agile they must quickly become.

Under the force of competition, firms hurry to exercise their options early.

Many studies have acknowledged the increased competition firms face to hire highly skilled workers in the global labour market (Bauer and Kunze 2004; Zurn and Dumont 2008; Saxenian 2002; Chiswick 2005; Kapur and McHale 2005; Dumont et al. 2012).

We then test the discriminating effects of patent effectiveness, competition, firm size and fragmentation of patent rights on the likelihood of preemptive patents.

That firm has been matched by Sullivan & Cromwell, which kicked off a bonus competition among firms last year; Davis Polk & Wardwell; Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton; and several others.

Misunderstanding the competition costs firms time and money.

That happened while they faced more competition from firms abroad and newcomers to legal work.

With no competition, favoured firms get away with delivering bad roads and overpriced hospitals.

Part of this is that unions attempt to take wages out of competition between firms.

Mr. Osgerby: It was an international competition — 80 firms from around the world submitted ideas or proposals.