Sentence examples for competition problem from inspiring English sources

This is a competition problem," said a lawyer for DuPont, Donald L. Flexner.

Indeed, the strenuous judging process is at the heart of the competition problem.

But the company is in an odd spot, facing the same competition problem it avoided when it spun off Roku.

Would there be a competition problem in allowing Trinity Mirror to swallow, or even take a slice of, Express Newspapers?

It was Michael Jordan's father, after all, who explained that his son's heavy wagering was not a gambling problem but a competition problem.

The commission said it would not impose the ban immediately but would give Eurotunnel a limited period to sell its two largest ferries, as a means of solving the competition problem.

Settlements "allow for rapid solutions to competition problems," Mr. Almunia said.

"The deal does not pose any competition problems in Europe," the commission said.

An OFT investigation looking into whether the acquisition creates competition problems could take months.

"It's not something that should prevent the transaction from going forward if there are no other significant competition problems".

In 2011, the Competition Commission ordered lenders to provide an annual account of their PPI following a two-year inquiry that found serious competition problems in the market.