Sentence examples for subject to competition from inspiring English sources

But in the end, mail delivery, whether monopolistic or competitive, is subject to competition from the Internet's near-free and instantaneous delivery.

Until recently, countries like Germany regulated insurance so tightly that neither products nor pricing were subject to competition.

The deeper problem is the freedom given to individuals to pursue their interests, subject to competition and choice.

It is also subject to competition from private companies, a situation that in 1977 led to the introduction of Express Mail, which guaranteed overnight delivery.

The wealthier you are, the more you tend to spend on services — education, leisure, and so on — that are less subject to competition from abroad.

The real objection to viewing prison places as a market subject to competition is that, as with any market, the business will seek to expand.

These candidate peptides, in their synthetic free form, were then subjected to competition assays by ELISA and SPR to show that T4 was able to competitively inhibit Ang1 or Ang2 binding to Tie2 (K i ∽ 0.3 mM), while T7 was not (tested up to 1 mM).

The company objected to the government's change in its "stranded-costs" policy, which reimburses regulated companies for long-term contractual costs incurred before they were subjected to competition.

This demonstrates that rutile has a shorter photoexcited electron lifespan and therefore higher recombination rate in relation to anatase, whilst anatase charge carriers are subjected to competition between recombination and hole trapping processes allowing for a longer lifespan of charge carriers.

Our results showed a decreased performance of caterpillars feeding on Arabidopsis plants subjected to competition.

Thus, plants subjected to competition showed similarities to plants exposed to several abiotic stresses at the transcriptome level but also displayed specific differences.