Sentence examples for might harm competition from inspiring English sources
In principle a merger in such a market supplied by, say, just five firms might harm competition.
Moreover, say observers, there is nothing in the EU's current merger rules to provide a test for when bundling, if it happened, might harm competition.GE's problem is that it now has only some three weeks to change the commission's mind.
The deal would harm competition in 23 separate markets, creating "non-competitive duopolies," Atty.
Moreover, antitrust watchdogs flatly rejected Rio's claims that the deal would not harm competition.
use its control of Time Warner's popular programming as a weapon to harm competition.
Doing so would be fundamentally unfair and would harm competition, growth and tax income in Europe.
Yet America's competition watchdog, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), recently decided that normal rules of thumb do not apply: new products can harm competition in this market.
"Discriminatory practices may harm competition," the authority said, "when customers of a company holding a dominant position find themselves disadvantaged in the competition on their own market".
When competitors objected, Google threatened to remove them entirely from results, something Mr. Leibowitz said "is clearly problematic and potentially harmful to competition because it might harm incentives to innovate".
I feared that Clark might harm himself.
