Sentence examples for reducing competition from from inspiring English sources

They say that a model that greatly undermined their profits would only make Amazon more dominant, thus reducing competition from Barnes & Noble and smaller retailers.

As with the Pinus radiata trial, the efficacy of the treatments using clopyralid, triclopyr and haloxyfop (treatments 6 9) in reducing competition from weeds, was significantly reduced when applied in summer (December) rather than in spring (October).

Indeed, low pH may also indirectly benefit W. nobilis by reducing competition from other species not adapted to acid soils.

The agency also increased wheat exports because of brisk sales to date and reduced competition from flood-hit Australia.

One of the key functions of caffeine in the plants that produce it is allelopathy – the ability to reduce competition from surrounding species by suppressing their growth.

The seedlings find soil with an abundance of nutrients left by the burning of organic matter and reduced competition from other plants.

The New York Times reports that Amazon, facing reduced competition from other booksellers, has been cutting discounts on scholarly and small-press books.

The DOJ says that the merger would reduce competition from three firms Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP, the market leader to two.

Three opposed the 2010 merger of T-Mobile and Orange, which reduced competition from five to four players in Britain, and has sided with the telecoms watchdog Ofcom in arguing for a minimum of four competitors.

The toll revenues provided a key support for the Danish economy, which then also benefited from reduced competition from the trading centres of the Hanseatic League (a north German trading confederation).

The lawyers said the antitrust division had opposed the deal because in many markets it would reduce competition from three companies -- the two satellite providers and a cable television company -- to just two, while in rural areas not served by cable it would eliminate competition.