Sentence examples for undue competition from inspiring English sources

The world economies need clear rules to avoid undue competition that could spark new trade wars.

Trump has said he wants additional limits on immigration in part because he believes new arrivals create undue competition for American workers.

The plants should be radically thinned to prevent undue competition.

You will be free from stress and undue competition without any satisfaction.

The government's plans for a health service shakeup face a radical overhaul after the Liberal Democrat leadership was forced to bow to the strength of a grassroots rebellion fuelled by fear of privatisation and an undue emphasis on competition.

However, it said the changes agreed by the British authorities would cut the subsidy by more than £1bn, meaning that state aid would remain "proportionate to the objective pursued, avoiding any undue distortions of competition".

However, we ensure that this financing is really necessary and does not lead to undue distortions of competition.

As to possible adverse effects, the Board determined that the proposed acquisition would not result in the undue concentration of resources, decreased competition, or unfair competitive prices.

Also, many report that they experience undue stress at work, as competition increases and globalization shrinks the world.

"This is not a competition that puts an undue amount of importance on the shallower stuff.

There are also numerous special visitors from Apple and Google, extremely anxious about saying too much about what, exactly, they're looking for, the wrong word likely both to spill the beans to the competition and to boost undue speculation about somebody's startup.