Sentence examples for necessary competition from inspiring English sources

Companies like Visa and MasterCard control the networks that process signature transactions, and PINs would add necessary competition that they view as jeopardizing their market power.

"Offering uniforms from a number of retailers and making it easier to attach logos to widely-available clothing also lets schools keep their individuality while bringing in the necessary competition to keep costs down".

Then one day William Jennings Bryan argued that "public ownership is necessary where competition is impossible".

Accumulating excess became necessary as competition for scarce resources increased; climate change is perhaps the most glaring consequence of expansion gone awry.

Three conditions are necessary for competition to exist: (a) a shared resource (in space and time), (b) that this resource is limiting (c) and a negative influence of one user on resource availability for others.

We then discuss the three conditions necessary for competition to occur (a shared resource, a limiting resource, and a negative influence on resource availability) within the context of pastoral managed livestock and wildlife in dryland regions of Africa.

Although training workshops are necessary, the competition for stipends can disrupt service delivery and increase absence from facilities.

Putting an end to Google's anti-competitive tying practices is necessary to enabling competition in every segment of the value chain and to keep Google under competitive pressure to further develop its products and services and invest in innovation.

These data indicate that increased proliferation downstream of Ptc is necessary for niche competition in the Drosophila testis and that CySC CySC and CySC GSC competitive interactions are related, making GSC number a good readout for CySC competitiveness.

[News analysis, Page C1.] She largely dismissed the contention by nine states that broader restrictions on Microsoft were necessary to restore competition in the computer software industry.

If the automatic conclusion some would jump to is that the return of Rangers to the top flight is necessary to stimulate competition, that would be simplistic.