Sentence examples for damage competition from inspiring English sources

They contend the merger would damage competition in their states.

Mandelson said the takeover would "damage competition and disadvantage punters" by leaving Ladbrokes and William Hill as dominant players.

They say the ruling will damage competition and severely hit the amount broadcasters are willing to pay for rights.

Now, Apple has asked a government trade agency to have the ban overturned, arguing that it would damage competition.

The commission said it had investigated whether the merger of the companies would damage competition in the markets for personal computers, data-serving computers and microprocessors.

For while public plans could do some good, in the context of America's health system they could also do damage.A public plan is likely to damage competition.

This time the Pentagon has made it clear that it will not accept further consolidation that damages competition.

Assuming they believed this, the Chinese still seem to have concluded that by having the biggest, most efficient ships and lower costs, the P3 would have damaged competition.

The agency alleges that the company in fact wanted to cement its market dominance.Even harder will be to demonstrate that Intel actually damaged competition or consumers.

European regulators plan to closely scrutinise the merger because the deal will effectively cut the number of mobile networks in Britain from four to three, damaging competition.The takeover would certainly be good news for shareholders.

Watchdogs fear that high barriers to entry (a new cement plant might cost £200m, or $315m), vertical integration of aggregates and cement, and the dominant position of the big five firms are damaging competition.