Sentence examples for conducive to competition from inspiring English sources

Telephone and cable TV services still belong to monopoly providers in most towns, but the airwaves are naturally conducive to competition.

Flores-Macías said that one of the main challenges for the next administration will be to generate conditions conducive to competition.

But the river was busy, and the water was choppy, "not conducive to very proper competition," he said, so the festival was moved to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Importantly, he notes, the equalising power of the diffusion of knowledge is closely linked to state policy: to investment in infrastructure, education, research, and a regulatory environment conducive to entrepreneurship and competition.

With all its noisy fighters, sleek missiles and other boyish toys, the biennial Paris Air Show usually lets more testosterone into the atmosphere than is conducive to civilised commercial competition.

By any assessment, this is not conducive to increased plurality and competition within the sector.

A related argument states that decentralized forms of government are conducive to 'market-preserving federalism' since they create economic competition between jurisdictions and limit the central government's ability to encroach on the market.

The key task is to create conditions that are conducive to successful economic activity, in the context of global competition and demographic trends that pose a challenge for the whole of Europe.

The lack of fair competition among power plants is not conducive to reducing utilization costs of generation resources.

Noise level: Conducive to conversation.

It's conducive to creativity".