Sentence examples for inadequate competition from inspiring English sources

Tyrie MP said: "Millions of consumers and small businesses have been getting a poor deal for decades because of inadequate competition and choice in banking.

"Millions of consumers and small businesses have been getting a poor deal for decades because of inadequate competition and choice in banking.

The policy areas where the government is weak tend to be those outside Mr Manuel's control, such as restrictive labour laws and inadequate competition in the transport and energy sectors.

Health markets are plagued with poor information, inadequate competition and skewed incentives.Since most bills are paid by a third party (the insurance company or the government), neither patients nor doctors face real pressure to control costs.

In such cases nobody frets about inadequate competition, poor service or "runaway inflation".

Ironically, to explain asset swings, many economists end up arguing that investors have been seized by bouts of irrationalism, crowd psychology and momentum trading or fooled by "informational problems, poor incentives, and inadequate competition," allowing assets to diverge from intrinsic values, as determined by the model.

Consequently, during evolution, animals either conquered a narrow ecological niche, became specialized (first strategy), or took advantage of a wide range of narrow ecological niches (second strategy), passing from one habitat to another when recourses became inadequate and/or competition heavy [ 76, 78].

"Italy's economy has for decades been hindered in its economic and social growth by three big problems: insufficient competition, inadequate infrastructure and too much red tape," Mr. Monti said at a news conference in Rome after an eight-hour cabinet meeting.

Barriers to more integrated services related to the difficulty in getting all relevant agencies to become involved in these collaborative arrangements, insufficient knowledge about available services, inadequate referral processes, competition for funding and also gatekeeping that restricts which clients a service will accept.

People admire each other and a person may feel uncomfortable or envious if another's excellence in an area is making him or her look inadequate in the competition for wealth, respect and love.

When snow levels proved inadequate for ski competitions, the Olympic committee resorted to airlifting snow by helicopters and ground-transporting it by truck.