Sentence examples for led to competition from inspiring English sources
The expansion of the industry should have led to competition on fees; instead, fees seem to be drifting higher.
The levee lands, however, were not limitless, and increasingly dense populations must inevitably have led to competition for their control.
The hyper-construction led to competition and excess capacity, which was good for freight shippers and passengers.
Ferguson argues that Europe's fragmented political structure led to competition and encouraged Europeans to seek opportunities in distant lands.
Although flotations and cross-border mergers involving Chinese companies have been good to many firms, the mass rush into China has led to competition on prices.
The result was inefficiency and losses.The liberalisation of air travel in the 1980s led to competition from upstarts to the state behemoths, many of which were privatised wholly or partly.
In mammals that produce multiple offspring, the differences can lead to competition for resources in the womb.
An acquisition is likely to lead to competition concerns as it would leave William Hill with around a quarter of the UK's 8,500 betting sites.
The traditional view holds that resource similarities lead to competition.
This leads to competition or even conflicts with other land uses, such as for food, feed and fibre production.
Rather than aspiring to become Masters themselves, which would lead to competition and warfare, they accept a subordinate position of dependency.
