Sentence examples for implications of a competition from inspiring English sources

A number of the banks cite the implications of a competition investigation into interchange fees in the MasterCard network as well as European investigation into credit default swaps, the derivatives that were thrown into focus during the eurozone crisis when they provided a gauge to market fears of a country defaulting on its debt.

We focus on the welfare implications of political competition and its implications for tax rates.

Here, we explore the origins and implications of cell competition in development, tissue homeostasis, and in vitro culture.

This study analyzes only quality implications of hospital competition.

Below we shall assess the implications of binding competition by comparing Design I with Design III.

However, the production of biodiesel from crops grown on arable land is controversial due to the potential implications of the competition with agricultural food production [ 3, 4].

The implications of competition in insurance management on access to healthcare services have been discussed on a theoretical level [ 61], and have generally focused on insurers' incentives to risk selection.

Even Anderson himself equivocates, flinching at the implications of almost limitless competition.

We consider the implications of competition from third-party manufacturers that can provide generic consumables and the manufacturer's production decisions of a durable good under such contingencies.

"We had a bit of a competition.

"It's sort of a competition".