Sentence examples for extent competition from inspiring English sources
We're also interested in the competitive conditions of apparel and to what extent competition is eroding profitability".
Comparative Analysis of Merger Control Policy investigates to what extent competition goals may influence merger policy by taking a comparative perspective.
They are under threat due to expansion of invasive plant species, cats, and to some extent competition with the sympatric Green-backed Firecrown.
Do you have a view as to what extent competition is appropriate within the NHS? A: If you look back over the 13 years when Labour was in government, we were ready to use competition, we were ready to use other providers, including private providers, where they could add capacity, for instance to clear waiting lists, where they could do things the NHS wasn't doing or couldn't do.
Advocates respond that health care innovation in the U.S. really has more to do with government funding anyway, and that, to the extent competition drives innovation, it does so poorly.
There have been many published studies exploring such interactions, particularly IGP, and to a lesser extent, competition (Phoofolo & Obrycki, 1998; Ware et al., 2009).
Romanian politics is still, to a large extent, a competition between rival clans, inside and between the parties.
On the other hand, the extent of competition between media outlets would likely reduce prices, so the extent of competition in the market was also tested as an explanatory variable.
■ The extent of competition from informal providers in the local health care market – low levels of competition removes necessity for information campaigns.
By exploring different spatial niches, plants with contrasting root architecture may reduce the extent of competition among neighbouring root systems.
