Sentence examples for rampant competition from inspiring English sources
In particular, rampant competition in schools motivated by potential private economic gain has led to a neglect of the public interest component of schooling and increasing stratification.
The current thinking is set up against making vulnerable people feel safer, and in favour of rampant competition - this is, after all, the rationale behind the new PE curriculum.
Covenants that protect lenders, which were weakened or discarded amid rampant competition to lend, are once again being beefed up.Goldman Sachs calculates that this tightening of terms has brought down the projected internal rate of return for the typical buy-out by a full percentage point.
Today no one can deny that cellular phones and rampant competition are choking that business to death.
"Nokia's challenges have been exacerbated by rampant competition - notably from Apple and Samsung who are extracting a disproportionate amount of margin from the industry at present," he said.
In a world of rampant competition, price-shopping consumers and disintermediating platforms and voice assistants, the hope is that compelling relevance will help lift a brand above the noise, the barriers and the alternatives.
While neoliberalism has captured the two main political parties and incrementally encroached on the economy, its cultural victory – instilling values of rampant individualism and competition – has only been partial.
The dilemma: With billions of dollars at stake, competition rampant, and consumer habits changing faster than technology, there's hardly a guarantee of success.
Competition is rampant and technology is far outpacing regulation, which means the competitive choices will only continue to expand.
In Europe, by contrast, broadband competition is rampant.
