Sentence examples similar to concerns of competition from inspiring English sources

One other interesting feature to note in that article was the concern of competition authorities about the supposed "cosy carve-up" by those big four publishers.

In practice, the primary concern of competition authorities in hospital merger cases is the expected price change in the hospital market.

C14 AOL-Time WaregulatorsEuropeareanthreateningulators are threatening to block the $165 billion merger of Time Warner and America Online out of concern for competition in the online distribution of music and entertainment.

But Arm lost 5.5p to 990p on concerns of growing competition as US rival Intel reported stronger than expected sales of tablets using its chips.

A person involved in the discussions said the concerns of the competition officials had been met.

Under the proposed legislation, banks will have to prepare public-impact reports for mergers and satisfy any concerns of the Competition Bureau, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions and the minister of finance.

The OFT has been reviewing the way the UK's banks run these accounts, because of concerns over competition and a lack of focus on customers' needs.

Its stock has stumbled in recent years because of concerns about competition from Internet booksellers and the potential saturation of United States markets with vast superstores.

The first factor concerns the impact of competition with another species lineage that has different epistatic constraints.

When asked that question specifically, Mr. Gates said that Microsoft was "accepting a broad set of new requirements on the company" and that it was doing so because of "concerns" about competition in the industry.

IT is rare in the world of high-technology gadgets to have the luxury of introducing a product without the concern of immediate competition.