Sentence examples for private competitors from inspiring English sources

Few private competitors survived.

A cap on tariffs discourages private competitors.

India's state banks, unlike China's, enjoy only limited protection, and must face top-notch private competitors.

These armouries and their private competitors later became important centres of technological innovation.

It would also like to open up certain routes to private competitors.

It also had the advantage of forcing its private competitors to reduce its prices.

That is well below the roughly $40,000 fee at Teachers College, its most storied private competitor.

In 1719 the University of Paris, the most important private competitor, gave up its last postal privileges in return for substantial compensation.

If so, the consortium's version of the genome would probably be available to researchers before the more finished version being promised by its private competitor, the Celera Corporation.

Ferrovie pledged, among other things, to make it easier for NTV to negotiate time slots and to grant the private competitor more exposure at train stations.

Donald Marron and Phillip Swagel, two economists who served in the administration of George Bush, say the federal government should sell an explicit guarantee at a rate designed to recoup future losses to Fannie, Freddie or a purely private competitor.