On top of this, each of these states is trying to ease the shock of competition on the incumbents.
By easing competition at one stage of education, it only intensified it at the next.In 1980 the government outlawed private out-of-school tutoring, which drove the industry underground.
Take away ease of access.
The takeover plan had been boosted this month when Flybe agreed to fly 43 of Aer Lingus's short-haul routes, easing competition concerns.
It's good to ease into the competition and now that my first fight's out of the way I can improve on it," said Barnes.
Accordingly, the government should adjust land use planning to ease the competition for green space.
Reduced burdens of anthroponotic hookworm species may also have the added advantage of easing density-dependent intraspecific competition for limited resources within the intestinal niche (30 ), leading to an opportunistic establishment of A. ceylanicum hookworms.
The cancellation, which follows a string of missteps by Intel, could ease competition for Texas Instruments, which has had success with its chips used in rear-projection televisions.
Users benefit from ease-of-use, but they also benefit from competition.
Gravity now eases ahead of the competition with two awards to its name.
The Frazer, Pa., company is hoping clearance of the cancer pain treatment will ease potential generic competition to Actiq, Cephalon's second-bestselling drug behind Provigil.
