But instead, online ads sell at rates that are a fraction of those for print, for simple reasons of competition.
This is explained by the fact that not all possible directions can be mastered with the participation of the parent company; while for reasons of competition, the company may not be interested in the transfer of technology.
Expert review was essential for eliminating areas from the distribution where the species was known not to occur for reasons of competition or geographic isolation.
Several of our subjects objected to being grouped with others on the list, for the usual reasons of taste, competition, ego, or politics.
Others have advanced various reasons: a wealth of competition and distractions in other areas of music and the arts; the lack of a magnetic leader, like, say, John Eliot Gardiner in London or William Christie (an American) in Paris; a paucity of appropriate concert settings, or at least of those economically feasible in terms of cost and potential revenue.
But the biggest reason of all is competition.Attendance at national parks was not the only thing that peaked between the late 1980s and the early 1990s.
The reason for the lack of competition is not surprising.
One reason is the lack of competition, but another may be the rent the Canadian federal government charges airports, which pass that cost on to the airlines, which in turn pass it to their passengers.
Both parties gerrymander when they get the chance, but political scientists have downplayed the importance of redistricting in recent elections, pointing out instead that Democrats waste many more votes in the course of electing their representatives, while the Republican vote is more efficient.If gerrymandering is not the main reason for the lack of competition in the House, what is?
Although the primary reason of business plan competitions is to produce startups; development of entrepreneurial skills is found to be one of the major benefits to the participants (Russell et al. 2008).
