Sentence examples for disadvantaged competitors from inspiring English sources

Regulators have also examined whether it disadvantaged competitors by including material from other Web sites in search results and whether its advertising business complied with European antitrust law.

The settlement prohibits Microsoft from entering exclusive deals with computer sellers that disadvantaged competitors, such as requiring them to offer only Microsoft's Internet browser software, the government said.

False starts are punished with a warning (yellow card) and expulsion on the second occasion (red card), while a crew can be removed if they leave their lane and are found to have disadvantaged another competitor.

And as a matter of economies of scale and ability to move down the learning curve, it becomes economically disadvantaged versus its competitors going forward.

"Not only are we disadvantaged against our foreign competitors, but two of our major U.S. competitors, Cooper Industries and Ingersoll-Rand Co., have a significant advantage over Stanley Works because they have already reincorporated," said Stanley Chief Executive John Trani John Trani in a prepared statement.

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Stronger banks like JPMorgan Chase, in contrast, were disadvantaged by having their competitors propped up.

Peter Lund, the president and CEO of CBS, says, "I think we'll be disadvantaged if all our competitors have a cable news channel and we don't".

Before the revolution, the company felt disadvantaged because its closest competitors, franchises of the giant French retailers Carrefour and Monoprix, enjoyed closer ties to the ruling family, Mr. Bayahi said.

Another is that U.S. companies are entitled to compete on a level global playing field; if FIFA officials took bribes to award sports marketing contracts, non-bribe-paying competitors were disadvantaged.

If a rival service is on the Internet.org portal, for example, its competitors are disadvantaged because of Facebook/Internet.org's gatekeeping and potential reach.