Sentence examples for destructive competition from inspiring English sources

If they continue with this destructive competition everyone will lose.

"I wouldn't call it destructive competition," said Bill Lindsay, Richmond's city manager.

Setting up a UN body to regulate tax should help end the destructive competition between countries.

A destructive competition to raise revenue rages among Russia's local, regional and federal authorities.

Like most of its neighbours Guinea has a history of violence, weak governance, poverty and destructive competition for natural resources.

However, the destructive competition of a digitized load-matching system could put intense downward pressure on local drivers' earnings.

It's not possible to avoid destructive competitions and bidding wars completely.

Such restraints are so obviously destructive of competition that their mere existence is enough.

In their work on evidence-based management, Jeffrey Pfeffer and Robert Sutton point out that the systems can drive destructive internal competition.

According to this principle, European Community institutions should regulate only in those areas where the Member States cannot achieve appropriate results because of cross-border effects or destructive interjurisdictional competition.

At a meeting of the Welsh Grand Committee on Wednesday, Mr Smith spoke of his fear of "creating destructive tax competition between the nations and regions of the UK".