Sentence examples for ineffective competition from inspiring English sources

Our current welfare state produces either no competition or warped and ineffective competition.

"Ofcom welcomes the court of appeal's decision that the judgment of the Competition Appeal Tribunal failed properly to consider Ofcom's findings that there was ineffective competition in the market," a spokesman said.

In our model this difference is due to the fact that, when the frontal bias is ineffective, competition in the parietal module is not biased by novelty and attention is guided purely by the output of competition in the model's ventral stream, which is driven by bottom-up stimulus factors combined with the top-down attention modulation related to the task (search target object).

Clinton administration officials argued that anything short of such an approach would require years of court supervision and would ultimately be ineffective in restoring competition.

Goals from Gordon Strachan and Carl Shutt (a substitute for Eric Cantona, who not for the last time was ineffective in European competition) gave Leeds a 2-1 win.

Inequality in "market incomes" — what individuals receive apart from any transfers from the government — has increased as a result of ineffective enforcement of competition laws, inadequate financial regulation, deficiency in corporate governance laws, and "corporate welfare" — huge open and hidden subsidies to our corporations that reached new heights in the Bush administration.

A research article is unique and cannot be exchanged for a less expensive version in another journal, making price competition ineffective.

Outstanding throughout the tournament and exceptional in the final, where he forced the livewire João Mário into his most ineffective performance of the competition.

By contrast, in the retail channel, the income elasticity of generics is negative, consistent with the hypothesis that price competition is ineffective in MLIC retail markets.

"Unless the commission acts vigorously against the postal monopolies, the E.U.'s decision to gradually open the postal market to competition will be ineffective," he said.

But competition between health insurers is ineffective because the commercial incentives are for insurers to compete for healthy patients, who cost little, and to exclude the sick, who cost a great deal.