Sentence examples for stimulated competition from inspiring English sources

The coming of jet transport stimulated competition.

While dismembering Ma Bell may have stimulated competition, few would argue that it has brought us lower phone rates.

Consumers captured much of the economic gains created by "general-purpose technologies" like steam and electric power, because they stimulated competition as well as increasing efficiency.

This stimulated competition and Christie's revealed that it was, indeed, an American collector who carried off the prize, with the identity concealed by bidding over the telephone.

The United States Department of Justice forced the company to separate its hardware and software business, which stimulated competition and innovation in the industry, led to lower prices ("Regulation of IBM 1996).

In fact, in most of the markets it has entered, it has stimulated competition, reenergized markets and created more consumer choice, not less.

It is now introducing measures to stimulate competition.

"Far from trying to foreclose the market, we are trying to stimulate competition to grow demand".

They stimulate competition in an endeavour that is often celebrated as collaborative.

Emulation was encouraged in the class, which was often divided into two groups to stimulate competition.

Above-average growth in profits should stimulate competition, which should slow the successful firm's growth.