Sentence examples for sector of competition from inspiring English sources

"It's a key sector of competition you'd want to understand better.

Finally, it draws a series of conclusions on the nature of commercial competition within the airport sector.

Many banks remained dependent on the E.C.B. for financing, and could face problems raising money from the private sector because of competition from governments, the report said.

"The bottom line is this industry — in particular the garment sector — is the toughest sector in terms of competition," he said.

Taxi drivers protesting measures to open their sector to competition hacked chunks of stone from sidewalks and hurled them at riot officers.

It also fails to call into question the liberalisation of the sector in 2009, promoting instead the opening up of the sector and the primacy of competition in this regard.

It is because the government recognises that inviting in foreign firms is an indirect means of promoting reform, by exposing sleepy Japanese firms, particularly in the service sector, to a dose of competition".It is important to have new players in the Japanese economy with new ideas and new business models," says JETRO's Nobuyuki Nagashima.

But to revive India's growth rate, Narendra Modi, the new prime minister, will probably expose these sectors to a blast of competition and investment from abroad.

It comes after the Greek parliament narrowly passed a raft of reforms, mainly to open up retail sectors to competition.

In regard to the competitive driving effect, an improvement of a specialized level of the domestic or foreign trade sector means that the degree of competition increases, bringing about a stronger driving force for the enterprises to carry out radical innovation.

One of main drivers of higher energy bills for consumers is a lack of competition in the sector – the dominance of the "Big Six".