Sentence examples for exposed to competition from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we expect that AMI mortality will decrease more quickly in more competitive markets from mid-2006 onwafterafter hospitals were exposed to competition created from the new NHS reimbursement system and the expansion of patient choice.
A company's earnings were exposed to competition rather than protected by government monopoly.
Agriculture, pharmaceuticals and electricity are only some of the industries that need to be exposed to competition.
But as health care costs began to escalate and markets became increasingly exposed to competition from abroad, the profit margins needed to support the safety net started eroding.
As a result, free trade and EU imports endanger existing industries, and future industries do not even materialise because they are exposed to competition from the EU".
So far, however, the government has not taken up that challenge when it comes to Amtrak, which he suggested should be exposed to competition from private services.
There's a side of the Japanese economy that is healthy and competitive: The manufacturers that are exposed to international competition are 20% more productive than their U.S. counterparts.
Having been saddled with huge debts from upgrading eastern Germany's telephone network, it was exposed to ferocious competition at the start of 1998, thanks to a vigorously pro-competition regulator.
To test Parker's [4] kin selection model, we measure ejaculate expenditure of males when they are exposed to sperm competition from either a full-sibling or non-sibling male competitor.
