Sentence examples for concerns of competitors from inspiring English sources

The rules are aimed at dealing with the concerns of competitors who see government aid going to a rival.

A11 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Rail Mergers Put on Hold Federal regulators imposed a 15-month moratorium on all rail mergers, citing a need for new rules and the concerns of competitors about a pending cross-border merger.

"That has the natural effect that they can raise prices with little concern of competitors coming in to undermine them".

"I understand the concerns of all competitors in needing a prep race and properly preparing for a race of this magnitude, especially in light of the weather we've been experiencing recently around the country," Cella said.

An increase in shark sightings and aggressive behavior by sharks earlier this year forced the Sydney organizers to adopt measures for the April triathlon to soothe the concerns of foreign competitors.

There are real and understandable concerns for the health of competitors, especially those in endurance and long-distance events such as cycling and the marathon.

Instead, says David Goldberg, vice president and general manager of music for Yahoo.com, record labels treated independent online music concerns as competitors instead of valuable, promotional vehicles.

She suggested that advertisers are aware of the changes, and while some of them have expressed concerns about competitors seeing their advertising, most of them are on-board.

But these purveyors of glamour have concerns more pressing than the sheer number of competitors.

Their ambitions have sent ripples of concerns among their competitors, more recently in the United States, where the biggest pilots' union, the Air Line Pilots Association, called these airlines an "economic threat" to American carriers and their employees.

The age limit was set at 15 in the 1980s and pushed up to 16 in 1997 because of concerns that younger competitors were being pushed too hard, affecting their mental and physical development.