Sentence examples for reduction in competition from inspiring English sources

A reduction in competition in the casino sector could result in a worse deal for consumers.

Whether a reduction in competition would ultimately bring lower fares for passengers could be another matter.

And a reduction in competition is sure to lead to more expensive fares.(Photo credit: AP) .

The mobile and broadband operator said that with Three planning to buy O2 there would be a further reduction in competition.

They have returned to profitability – partly due to the reduction in competition caused by the financial crisis – and pay, only slightly trimmed by Darling's tax, is rising.

A reduction in competition in the African remittance market will drive up prices.Africans already pay more than any other migrant group to send money home.

Apart from sulphate reduction, the model includes those reactions which occur either prior to sulphate reduction or in competition with it.

Anthropogenic disruptions such as clearing vegetation or tilling the soil cause a variety of localized changes; common effects include an increase in the amount of light reaching ground level and a reduction in the competition among organisms.

Physicians, lawyers, and institutional health care providers have frequently argued that a reduction in price competition among them can give them the cushion necessary to supply necessary services at a reduced price or at no cost to poorer consumers.

The signs of the parameters of the removal score function were logical: high stem value and high BAL effect (high reduction in the competition of remaining trees) increased the score, and high relative value increment decreased it.

Likewise, a reduction in belowground competition for primary nutrients such as N and P may increase the proportion of carbon partitioning above ground (Forrester et al. 2006) thus altering the shoot:root ratio of individual trees.