Sentence examples for undercuts competition from inspiring English sources

Clarke said the phone would be aggressively priced, putting it in direct competition with Google's Nexus 5, which also undercuts competition at about £200 less than other premium Android smartphones.

Amazon undercuts competition to gain market share and the low margins in the industry also seemingly serve to deter the entry of newer players into the market.

America claims China's solar industry has undercut competition by receiving huge state subsidies.

In processing and finishing textiles, Dutch manufacturers were often capable of undercutting competition abroad.

Mr. Thiele, of Sag Harbor, said that major refiners and suppliers' current pricing policies undercut competition.

I expressed a related reservation that surprise exams may undercut competition if they were disproportionately costly and burdensome for smaller advisers.

Stable inflation could be an equilibrium, in the sense that no employer sees any advantage to lowering prices to undercut competition.

Rebating was a common pricing tactic during the 19th century and was often used by large industrialists to preserve or extend their power by undercutting competition.

EU law is designed to prevent lax environmental standards undercutting competition in the single market, so it's all part of the package.

Amazon, you may recall, had been criticised for taking advantage of Luxembourg's 3% VAT rate to undercut competition (UK-based retailers had to add 20% VAT to ebooks).

The Government's opposition to the deal as proposed reflects a growing concern that the flurry of mergers and acquisitions among the nation's military contractors has reached a point of undercutting competition.