Sentence examples for limit the competition from inspiring English sources
They want to limit the competition.
(He's neutered the pigs before selling them, to limit the competition).
"The acquisition would give United a monopoly or duopoly on nonstop service over 30 routes," the government said, "where consumers spend over $1.6 billion annually, and substantially limit the competition it faces on numerous other routes representing over $4 billion in revenues".
You need to focus to limit the competition.
This behaviour may be explained by the competition that arises when physicians work within the private sector, as to berate a fellow physician is to limit the competition for your clinic, especially as patients choose to see private physicians based on word of mouth and the reputation of the doctor among the community.
The advertising war was fought on television, was extremely expensive, and so limited the competition to only those companies who could afford the high cost of advertising.
Consumer lending alone has been growing by an average of 40% in each of the past five years, enough to keep the foreign banks' assets and profits growing handsomely despite a slight loss of market share.By restricting the expansion of foreign banks, and so limiting the competition to provide banking services to Indian customers, the government has kept business costs unnecessarily high.
For the case of the dissolution reactions of KFe3[ SO4 2 − X(CrO4 X](OH 6, concentrations of SO4 2− and CrO4 2− always were similar in the solution (see formulas in Table 1), since both anions presented similar dissolution rates (see Fig. 6) and in some cases the CrO4 2− concentration was higher, probably this limits the competition between both anions, being favored the adsorption of chromate.
She charged £50 [$64] per ticket, and limited the competition to ten entrants.
A "do not duplicate" key satisfies an important need and is unique, which limits the competition.
As a newcomer to the porn industry looking to build a following, she was curious to see how it would go: she charged £50 per ticket, and limited the competition to ten entrants.
