Sentence examples for reducing choices for from inspiring English sources

He predicted that "a government plan will ultimately force private insurers out of business," reducing choices for consumers.

Travel agents are balking at the cost of changing their technology systems and argue that the changes that American proposes could end up reducing choices for customers.

The number of airlines has been shrinking in the last decade as airlines merge and acquire rivals, cutting competition and reducing choices for air travelers.

United States authorities said the original merger proposal would increase Anheuser-Busch InBev's control of the American beer market, letting it raise prices while reducing choice for local consumers.

United States authorities had said the original Grupo Modelo merger proposal would increase Anheuser-Busch InBev's control of the American beer market, enabling it to raise prices while reducing choice for local consumers.

The EC's concern is these clauses are stifling competition in the sector and reducing choice for consumers.

"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.

"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".

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".

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 reduced access to some treatments and therefore reduced choice for patients in rural areas, we thought that doctors practising in rural communities might favour a SDM approach less than their colleagues in urban practices.