Sentence examples for competition worsens from inspiring English sources

He appeared not the least bit interested in entertaining the intellectual arguments about whether borderless competition worsens the gap between rich and poor.

Fierce industry competition eliminates managerial slack whereas weak industry competition worsens agency problems by allowing firms to waste resources in value-destroying acquisitions (Giroud and Mueller 2010).

Usually, an aftermath of confusion and competition worsen the damage.

However, not only the exemption from auctioning is unlikely to mitigate Carbon Leakage, instead of improving the allocation transparency and granting harmonization of higher rules but also the new ETS allocation rule is likely to increase the distortions of competition, worsening rather than improving the harmonization within the ETS.

Safeco, the 16th-largest United States property-casualty insurer, has consistently reported weaker- than-expected earnings in recent years because of intense pricing competition and worsening loss trends.

The violence reflected not only increasing competition but also worsening poverty.

However, in this case, increasing the number of threads also worsens the competition for atomic access to the common A[ r][ z] array.

Both forms of dependence are worsened by competition for the same pool of what Brussels considers star speakers: European commissioners, top officials and a few senior members of the European Parliament.

Lack of market competition and corruption have worsened the SOEs' efficiency.

The result is that the auto industry, while reaping higher sales in the short term, expects sales to drop sharply at the end of the year and early next year as the economy worsens and frenzied competition continues.

Director Mats Persson said: "The chances of the UK securing one of the key portfolios in the next European Commission - internal market, competition or trade - have worsened but have not been completely squashed".