Sentence examples for stifled market from inspiring English sources

The Vue is a very exciting product for a sadly stifled market.

But what other whoppers went unquestioned?The PRI's candidate has received supportive coverage from Televisa, which has 70% of viewers in Mexico's stifled television market.

"Their operation of this system has harmed consumers, limited banks' ability to conduct their business, gouged merchants in the debit market and stifled innovation".

The Commission is concerned that the practices have artificially reduced choice and stifled innovation in the market throughout the period.

Settlement efforts were under way in Chicago since November, when the judge issued a scathing "findings of fact," in which he declared Microsoft exerted monopoly power in the PC market that stifled competition and harmed consumers.

Sidecar, an early player in the ride-hailing business, is suing Uber, claiming the billion-dollar business "stifled competition in the market for ride-hailing applications," according to a lawsuit filed in the U.S. district court in San Francisco on Tuesday — first reported by Reuters.

Their silence isn't resonant; it's stifled, and stifling.

Federal officials apparently wanted to make sure that states would not collude in a way that stifled competition in the pharmaceutical market.

Previously digital services and music publishers would enter into separately negotiated agreements, a complex and costly process if you want to offer a comprehensive library of music — one that stifled new entrants to the market.

He called the Web browser market an example of stifled innovation.

[C3.] Stocks Fall as Commodity Prices Heighten Inflation Fear Stocks tumbled as strength in the commodities market fed inflation fears and stifled investors' enthusiasm over upbeat first-quarter earnings from Alcoa.