Sentence examples for impediments to entry from inspiring English sources
4. Impediments to entry: To begin with, let us remove sector limits on F.D.I. and year-long approval processes as these are anachronistic in a competitive market for capital.
Impediments to entry of new competitors include high licensing fees in states such as Virginia, as well as the long-term exclusive contractual relationships between the two largest daily fantasy sports provides and major sports entities.
Increased transparency around patenting of vaccine technologies, stricter patentability criteria suited for local development needs and strengthening of IPRs management capabilities where relevant, may help reduce impediments to market entry for new manufacturers and ensure a competitive supplier base for quality vaccines at sustainably low prices.
All three of these businesses are characterized by a small number of competitors, structural impediments to market entry and consequently high margins.
Less binding impediments to foreign bank ownership and entry are generally associated with more favourable prices for customers and more access to credit ("good").
"Companies ended up building where barriers to entry were low and impediments to building were non-existent," said Kathryn A. Sweeney, a portfolio manager at AEW Capital Management in Boston who specializes in senior housing investments.
It's both retrospective-analysing the successes an challenges of the reform so far,and the impediments to reform, from the perspective of different stakeholders-and forward-looking, indicating entry points for further support to the reform process.
Impediments to performing these examinations persist.
Collectively, those requirements provide effective impediments to short-term trading.
So what are the impediments to having those specimens identified?
