Sentence examples for reduced choices from inspiring English sources

"We brought this challenge because the evidence before us showed that the merger would most likely result in higher prices and reduced choices for consumers who shop at premium natural and organic supermarkets".

Besides a degree of musical freedom that would be discouraged on airplanes, among the reasons for driving on routes that used to be flown are: higher air fares to short-haul destinations (57 percent); airport "security hassles" (46 percent); reduced choices in flight schedules (39 percent); and company policies encouraging driving on such routes (38percentt).

(The distinction between harm to competitors and harm to competition is an important one: according to the modern interpretation of antitrust law, even if a business hurts individual competitors, it isn't seen as breaking antitrust law unless it has also hurt the competitive process that is, that it has taken actions that, for instance, raised prices or reduced choices, over all, for consumers).

(The distinction between harm to competitors and harm to competition is an important one: according to the modern interpretation of antitrust law, even if a business hurts individual competitors, it isn't seen as breaking antitrust law unless it has also hurt the competitive process — that is, that it has taken actions that, for instance, raised prices or reduced choices, over all, for consumers).

E.U. regulators worry about higher prices and European customers' reduced choices for metals and minerals such as iron ore, coal, uranium, aluminum and mineral sands.

Because of mental health problems it was felt they had reduced choices in the job market.

Microsoft's critics charge that its dominance of the market -- more than 90percentt of home computers run on its software -- results in high prices and reduced choice.

The anticompetitive impact, in theory, would be higher prices for ads, reduced choice for Web publishers and less innovation in search and search ad technology.

This in itself reduced choice, but some also felt that local care providers weren't offering anything very different to what was available before direct payments.

She said the takeover would probably have increased prices and reduced choice for consumers by placing too much power with one mobile operator.

Several consumer watchdogs have also come out attacking the deal and raising concerns the takeover could lead to higher prices, reduced choice and a decrease in media plurality.