Sentence examples for squeeze competition from inspiring English sources

The complaint said Coca-Cola and its bottler, Panamerican, sought to squeeze competition through exclusive agreements with retailers, the commission said.

The set is part of the "Accordion Kings & Queens Live" CD release party for an album that features the new and old faces of the accordion — the instrument at the heart of conjunto — with the winners of Texas Folklife's annual Accordion Kings and Queens Big Squeeze competition for Texas youth alongside the accordion master Flaco Jiménez.

Perhaps, but if, as seems likely, the deal also squeezes competition and innovation, it would be bad for wireless consumers and for America.

With a squeezed competition, recovering price trust and the rapid roll-out of a compelling Extra refit, Tesco should start to gain trading traction.

Verizon has repeatedly insisted that it needs more flexibility to reduce or relocate its work force because its profit margins have been squeezed, competition has grown far fiercer during the telecommunications slump and its traditional phone business has been shrinking.

Its report warned: "Quasi-monopoly suppliers are emerging who squeeze out competition, often from smaller companies with specific experience.

Officials of Korea Tobacco and Ginseng, which dominates the market, shrugged off the announcement and denied that their company used its political strength to squeeze out competition.

The robber barons started with striking innovations in Ford's case, a more efficient way of turning petrol into power but their real genius lay in their ability to "scale up" these innovations to squeeze the competition.

However, the court, which is Europe's second highest, upheld the commission's substantive finding that the carrier conference had used the power of its cartel to squeeze out competition.

But as the number of modern western cafes increases, it is feeling the squeeze of competition.

One is falling costs elsewhere as Wal-Mart squeezes its competition.