Sentence examples for even less competition from inspiring English sources

The companies that hire auditors do not want to see even less competition.

It is possible that even the NCP initially felt that it had slightly over-reached itself.In the south the SPLM faced even less competition.

In the end, there was little mystery to the race and even less competition: Sulzberger chose Raines; Keller returned to writing, with an Op-Ed column and regular magazine stories.

I wonder whether Goldman Sachs and others like it, who are getting back to the business of making money with even less competition than before, will heed his calls for restraint?

On the contrary, with the Hollywood writers' strike ensuring that "American Idol" will face even less competition than normal, the outlook for Season 7 of "Idol" appears to be as good as or better than ever.

"At a time when we may be witnessing a forced reduction in competition among airlines, it is madness to actually encourage even less competition by allowing dominant carriers to collude in setting prices and agreeing to schedules," said Richard Branson, the chairman of Virgin Atlantic, at the subcommittee hearing.

The gold standard of LOI success is but a sometime-feeder for the Irish national team, with no pull internationally, and even less in European competition.

A 29-fold increased binding of 4C9 to immobilized DR4-Ig was observed compared with rhTRAILWT when competing with DR5-Ig, indicating a preference to bind to DR4. 4C7 was even less sensitive to competition by DR5-Ig, with 80% binding efficiency for DR4 even when competing with 5000 ng/ml of DR5-Ig.

Even less fair is the competition they face from heavily subsidised producers in those same rich countries.

And because he also argues, pretty convincingly, that the Arab Spring has made an already fragile region even less cohesive, the strategic competition there among large and medium powers will intensify.

For Wall Street banks, it would be a return to the glory days of housing finance, only with less competition and even more taxpayer subsidies.