Sentence examples for private entrants from inspiring English sources

Financial services have also been protected, but private entrants are arriving.

By continually resourcing best practices from wholesale industries like automotive, medical and consumer electronics, these new private entrants will create low-cost and scalable technologies that will be the catalysts for humanity's future in space.

Hill's formula one debut finally came in the 1958 French grand prix at Reims, where he drove a Maserati 250F hired from Swedish private entrant Jo Bonnier to finish seventh.

The number of potential customers among the uninsured is not likely to be large enough to give a new private entrant sufficient leverage to secure the same competitive rates from providers.

This, coupled with the high level of entry barriers faced by private new entrants, has failed to generate the development of industrialised, pan‐European services to respond to market needs.

In countries that have liberalised higher education, private-sector entrants have begun to make a difference.

Other would-be private (and secular) entrants have been put off by the legal cloud hanging over the programme.

In private competitions, every entrant gets paid.

The findings from Oxford Brookes, which has a higher proportion of applicants and entrants from private schools than the average, have influenced the university's decision to set a target to increase the proportion of state school entrants and make lower offers to some candidates from deprived backgrounds.

Ceperley added that there's a lot left to figure out regarding best practices and regulations in LEO operations, especially given the growing interest from smaller private players and new entrants into the space.

This paper examines competition in the postal sector when one private incumbent and one entrant play a three-stage game.