Sentence examples for long term competition from inspiring English sources
Even if commissioners could use competition as a means of controlling providers, long term competition involving corporate providers appears, on German experience, to promote market concentration (mergers) on the provider side, weakening commissioners' scope for harnessing provider competition as a medium of control.
"This creates some long-term competition from a clean AAA name," he said.
The government plans to run a long-term competition in that time.
Together that promises long-term competition by Asia's two largest powers for influence on the small one in between.
Many environmental advocates, however, reject the idea that gasoline has an edge in a long-term competition with nonfossil fuels.
"It doesn't resolve long-term competition issues, but it is a wonderful step in the right direction.
Manuel Kohnstamm, the president of Cable Europe, the association in Brussels representing cable television operators, said governments were focused on maximizing revenue, not increasing long-term competition.
"In the UK our long-term competition will likely be Sky Go offering Sky Movies and Sky Atlantic on demand," he said.
Clauses in the Dodd-Frank act require more products to be cleared on exchanges, which will push business CME's way.CME does face long-term competition: others may innovate around it.
Talk to some of the sharper minds in the music industry and they'll fret about whether the biggest independent streaming services – Spotify and Pandora – will survive long-term competition with Apple, Google/YouTube and Amazon.
"There seems to be an emerging long-term competition between India and China for pre-eminence in the region," said Jacqueline Newmyer, president of the Long Term Strategy Group, a research institute in Cambridge, Mass., and a security consultant to the United States government.
