Sentence examples for reduce choice from inspiring English sources

A duopoly would in the end reduce choice for American consumers, and be hard to reverse.

Opponents counter that it will reduce choice and weaken oversight by splitting consumer and prudential supervision.

That merger was rejected on the ground it would reduce choice and possibly lead to higher fares.

"If it is implemented as part of a regulatory body, it will reduce choice and have a negative effect on investors," he said.

"However, over-regulation is a real risk, as it will reduce choice for consumers and leave them vulnerable to illegal lenders.

He claims expansion of Heathrow will create 50m extra annual road journeys, and forge a foreign owned monopoly on the edge of London that is likely to drive up prices and reduce choice.

"The D.O.T. and F.A.A.'s actions today ultimately would reduce choices for customers, make flying more expensive, and cut service to small cities that otherwise have no flights to New York City," the agency said in a statement.

She said Comcast was likely to use the extra leverage to "drive up costs and reduce choices for consumers"., and claimed the new company would be too powerful, becoming a "gatekeeper" capable of "throttling competition".

When asked whether he thought a repeal would improve privacy for consumers, he said only that the Obama administration's rule would "increase costs to consumers and reduce choices, and reduce competition for privacy".

Prevention research should focus on interventions that reduce choice-disability.

Other sexualized power gradients, like income differentials between partners [ 31] and inter-generational sex [ 32], also reduce choices.