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Perhaps the best we can hope for, in the short and medium term, are incremental improvements and competition from huge enterprises and industries, preventing each other from absolute control.

Sheltered from competition from follow-on drugs, incremental innovation in the form and function of existing biologics, or "large molecules" as they have come to be called in the industry lexicon, has been slower to develop than competition between tweaked versions of "small molecule" or "pill-form" drugs.

For expensive phones, the companies face renewed competition from Sony, HTC and Nokia, though analysts say innovations in smartphone design and technology are becoming more incremental.

Another is competition from locals.

Competition from the American giants is increasing.

Competition from professional carwashing businesses is stiff.

Competition from China is yet another.

She faces competition from two powerful contenders.

Then there is possible competition from Iran.

Now factor in competition from secondary offerings.

He blamed competition from N.B.A. games.