Sentence examples for not sufficiently competitive from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing would continue to leave EU countries that are not sufficiently competitive, and it would go to other parts of the world, not to central Europe.

"The market is not sufficiently competitive to restrain these price increases," Billingsley said.

Many of the 350 000 small farms in Albania are not sufficiently competitive.

(13) The requirement to provide a minimum set of leased lines at retail level, which was necessary to ensure the continued application of provisions of the regulatory framework of 1998 in the field of leased lines, which was not yet sufficiently competitive at the time the 2002 framework entered into force, is no longer necessary and should be repealed.

Or, it may be that the monopoly is so entrenched that the changes in conduct, even if implemented as proposed, do not sufficiently address the competitive injury and provide adequate protection that allows the software industry to be fully competitive and innovative.

But in this case, Judge Richard J. Leon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has expressed concern that the government had not sufficiently explored the potential competitive harm from the "vertical" merger of a leading insurer with a dominant pharmacy.

The board said "This will go a long way to arrest the decline of Pakistan cricket." The PCB will hope that the squad sent to England this summer, in the absence of the banned players, will be sufficiently competitive not to affect ticket sales.

Milton Friedman, for example, started as a supporter of antitrust; but he turned against it in part because he thought that the possibility of being the victim of a mistaken antitrust action might deter good businessmen from attempting worthwhile new things.The trust-busters' biggest difficulty is deciding whether or not a market is (sufficiently) competitive.

The last institution considered that the clinical utility of NGS testing was not sufficiently established, so that the competitive value was as yet uncertain.

According to that view, the United States must not only have free trade but also be sufficiently competitive to get a large proportion of the jobs that free trade creates.

We realize that the way we introduced the competitive BiFC for pre-selecting putative AbdA-interacting partners was indeed not sufficiently clear.