Sentence examples for problem of competition from inspiring English sources

The model in [5] represents a problem of competition for resources in a cloud environment.

These can, in principle, address the problem of competition for working time, one of the major drawbacks of dual practice.

One compares practical and direct effects of applying TW or CW while the other branch applies the agency framework to analyze the decision problem of competition authorities.

She therefore goes about the programming to solve problems of competition and how to reach an audience in a very forensic way.

The American worker strives for betterment not by destroying his employer and his employer's business, but by understanding his employer's problems of competition, prices, markets.

The patient's blood glucose must be close to normal to avoid problems of competition between fluorine-labelled glucose and circulating blood glucose.

There is also the problem of intense competition within the smartphone marketplace.

But in a submission to the Competition and Markets Authority, which is conducting the investigation, five former energy regulators expressed concern Ofgem may have unwittingly contributed to the problem of weak competition and high prices.

"But I ask you to withhold approval of the merger until comprehensive plans to deal with the kinds of short-term problems and the long-term problem of real competition are put forward".

A study produced for the French government argues that in addition to public procurement, European manufacturers face a growing problem of "unfair competition" from countries with lower standards for labor, the environment and safety.

In fact, they said, he sat next to Mr. Obama at a fund-raising dinner on Oct. 22, 2010, in Las Vegas for two hours, and talked about the problem of Chinese competition in solar panels, but did not mention Solyndra.