Sentence examples for diminished competition from from inspiring English sources

Classical mechanisms of B cell tolerance that have been demonstrated in the mouse such as follicular exclusion might also be impaired in patients with SLE due to lower FcγRIIb expression [48] or due to diminished competition from a non-autoreactive B cell population [49].

Critics said some of the limited partners presenting to the association meeting were trying to make the situation look worse than it is as a way to limit the flow of capital into venture capital; by discouraging such flow, the limited partners could diminish competition from other limited partners who want to work with the most successful venture firms.

But he warned that the industry would suffer from diminished competition if Advanced Micro, which is not expected to turn a profit again until the end of 2002, cannot afford to invest in its future generations of microprocessors.

That implies, in turn diminished competition, higher banking costs for businesses and increased systemwide risk.

The vast collection of personal data has also diminished competition.

Nasdaq argues that the tie-up will not diminish competition since there is no competition.

Hoarding both functions confers monopolistic power to rig the market and to diminish competition.

They also fear that the influence of former officials diminishes competition and hurts consumers.

EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said in a statement that regulators did not think the deal would diminish competition.

Network television audiences have diminished because of competition from cable and the Internet and because many shows are considered lame.

The ratings were diminished by the competition from the Fox network, which that night chose to broadcast a Major League Baseball playoff game.