Sentence examples for decline in competition from inspiring English sources

The New Haven area has witnessed the most significant decline in competition.

In most industries, a merger of two major companies would cause everyone else to panic over a decline in competition.

Second, the rise in profits might represent a decline in competition and, with that, a decline in economic dynamism.

But he said that the changes affecting accounting firms are of paramount importance to prevent the further decline in competition.

As basic economic theory shows, concentration could reflect a decline in competition but could equally reflect the forces of competition at work.

Small businesses and doctors also report a steep decline in competition in health insurance markets, a problem Congress is trying to address.

Low levels of business investment, inadequate infrastructure spending, an aging labor force, declines in competition and entrepreneurship, slower expansion of global value chains, and the uncertain effects of technological change all play distinct roles in contributing to the problem.

Simon Hix has shown that EU integration has in general even led to a decline in political competition in various policy fields, because competences which were supranationalised by European law had lost their public arena of competition.

This is well before the most recent decline in electoral competition in the House.

Many politicians and consumer advocates oppose the deal -- which has set off a frenzy of merger negotiations among the other major airlines -- saying it will lead to a decline in both competition and service.

Our observation that mutant allele frequencies did not decline in a competition assays seeded with only 10percentt of Hsp83 P alleles are consistent with this possibility.