Sentence examples for stage of deregulation from inspiring English sources

Now, with half the country in some stage of deregulation, many utilities no longer own plants or build them.

Explains silver-haired Sir Ian Robinson, 58, Scottish Power's chief executive, without confirming Merrill's timetable: "We see long-term opportunities in the U.S. market, which we think is in roughly the same stage of deregulation and development that the U.K. was five or six years ago".

Based in Glasgow, the $13.5 billion (market cap) Scottish Power is the U.K.'s biggest power and water utility, with over 7 million customers, three quarters of them in the U.K. Sir Ian says: "We see long-term opportunities in the U.S. market, which we think is in roughly the same stage of deregulation and development that the U.K. was five or six years ago".

One is that New England, New York and the Middle Atlantic states are all in various stages of deregulation.

In the early stages of deregulation, Bryson vocalized concern that the utilities' financial incentives were tied to electricity consumption.

But whether they do or don't, he thinks companies in the early stages of deregulation will continue to outperform the markets.

DHX36 null mice are embryonic lethal and deletion in the hematopoietic system using Vav1-Cre causes hemolytic anemia and defects at the proerythroblast stage with deregulation of genes with G4 motifs in their promoters (Lai et al., 2012), however, a role DHX36 in translational control was not examined.

Moreover, we demonstrated that modulation of Cx43 expression in the prostate could serve as a sensitive marker of hormonal disruption on different developmental stages, since deregulation of this protein was found in all experimental groups.

The stage of transformation that cyclin E deregulation occurs at was investigated using multiple biopsy samples from 13 patients treated at the Umeå University Hospital between 1982 and 2000 for cervical lesions at different stages.

Tells about effects of deregulation.

A blast of deregulation would help, too.