Sentence examples for much less competition from inspiring English sources

The two firms have a record of anti-competitive behaviour in Africa, where they face much less competition.

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The Caribbean could find itself with much less competition.

"When we first started selling diaper bags and diaper bag accessories online, there was much less competition," Mr. Karasanti said.

Where Mr. Armstrong will find much less competition is content, which most Internet companies find too expensive to produce.

"There's much less competition for buying these companies," says Steven N. Kaplan, a professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a private equity expert.

Soylent-producing algae would make food a little like that: there would be no more wars over farmland, much less resource competition.

For the Hudson Bay C.E.O., Richard Baker, the deal represents a chance to open Saks locations in Canada, where there is much less luxury competition.

Both feature shrinking companies burdened with health and pension obligations to armies of retirees, as well as labor contracts originating in a time of much less global competition.

And innovation is driven much less by competition than by obvious and subtle forms of cooperation: Even the most radical-looking invention builds on old ideas and recycled parts.

Wireless can't deliver the high speeds and has 'bandwidth caps' and therefore can't be used for cable competition much less being competitive with the rest of the world's broadband countries' current speeds.