Sentence examples for for increased competition from inspiring English sources

The industry has been preparing for increased competition.

I particularly welcome, and strongly echo, the call for increased competition in the banking sector.

And it could prepare the industry for increased competition once China enters the World Trade Organization, expected later this year.

It would also put them into competition with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, at a time when all three are bracing for increased competition from electronic systems.

To make up for increased competition at home, RWE will look for companies in Europe and may also expand further afield, he said.

The broad idea behind the Justice Department's plan is to create incentives for increased competition among operating systems and in related businesses.

The EEF is calling for the Independent Banking Commission, which will report to the chancellor in the autumn, to come up with radical proposals for increasing competition in the sector.

Bloomberg News, news service based in New York City, New York, known for providing business and economic news to investors and for increasing competition between business newswires.

He added that many lenders had "at least as many customers as they want to attract" and that there was little enthusiasm for increasing competition as banks are "no longer chasing volume" when it comes to mortgage borrowers.

On an international level, the UK needs to brace itself for increasing competition from emerging higher education destinations – Germany and Canada are already not far behind in their recruitment of Latin American students.

One thing is very clear: Advocates for increasing competition in health care have plenty of other, concrete options besides expanding government control over the system.