Sentence examples for competitive dangers from inspiring English sources

Eliminating the competitive dangers of AOL TV dominance and the threat of discriminating practices is as important as the consequences of Microsoft".

Though the long wagon hauls through the rugged south Texas corridor ate up much of the value of the crop, the route proved competitive with the dangers of blockade running, as testified by the 125 ships at a time anchored off the coast near Matamoros.

Effectively the exerciser must compute the hazard (e.g. danger of a competitively decisive competitive collapse or health related collapse) if a certain pace is maintained during the early or mid-portion part of an event versus the ability to achieve their competitive goal.

Spurious arguments were put forward about the dangers of competitive sport to women's health and fertility.

In March 2009, even before international co-operation reached its peak with the 2009 G-20 London Summit, economist Ted Truman became one of the first to warn of the dangers of competitive devaluation.

"The bigger question is what central banks in the developed world are doing — I'm thinking here about the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve — and whether we have a danger of competitive devaluation," Mr. Wolff said.

Existing competition law provides safeguards against the dangers of monopolies and anti-competitive practices within individual industries.

He suggested that the UK was in danger of losing competitive advantage by going further and faster on carbon cuts than rival countries.

The event brought together former street children from a number of countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Egypt and Mozambique, to partake in competitive events and to expose the dangers this demographic faces. .

This consensus agreement is based on experts' opinions and growing perception of increasing dangers for participation in competitive sports by children and youth.

In fact, the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation EDCC) released a report called Toward a More Competitive Colorado, saying we are in danger of losing our edge in economic competitiveness, partially because of our funding for higher education and infrastructure.