Sentence examples for scale of competitive from inspiring English sources
In his ruling, the judge cited those companies as suffering from Microsoft's "oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune".
A16 BUSINESS DAY C1-32 Microsoft Antitrust Ruling Microsoft violated antitrust laws and kept "an oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune," a federal judge ruled.
The judge said in an earlier ruling that Microsoft had maintained its dominance by keeping "an oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune".
It is interesting to speculate how things might have turned out had Microsoft not, in Judge Jackson's phrase, placed "its oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune".
The Microsoft Corporation violated the nation's antitrust laws through predatory and anticompetitive behavior and kept "an oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune," a federal judge ruled today.
"While the evidence does not prove that they would have succeeded absent Microsoft's actions, it does reveal that Microsoft placed an oppressive thumb on the scale of competitive fortune, thereby effectively guaranteeing its continued dominance in the relevant market.
The model more generally highlights the nonlinear scaling up of competitive interactions in competition landscapes, and provides a framework for the study of self-organization in heterogeneous ecosystems.
The United States in the twentieth century or China in the twenty-first century are examples of large markets where federal legislation and management may reduce transaction costs enabling the emergence of economies of scale and of competitive advantages.
The scale of the competitive immune response is dependent upon the particular attributes of each monoclonal antibodies, the epitope that they recognise, and their relationship to the standard curve generated for each individual HPV type tested.
The manufacture of solar panels is a capital-intensive business that requires huge plant-level economies of scale for competitive success.
From scale, the source of competitive advantage became technological innovations.
