Sentence examples for unwise competition from inspiring English sources
Ironically, if there is reason to be more optimistic, it is because, this time around, there seem to be no Citibank equivalents providing the unwise competition that makes the boom-and-bust cycles in the property business so severe.
An alternative way forward We call on the coalition government to work with us to develop an alternative way forward: put GPs into the driving seat of PCTs, even if they are now clustered; drop the unwise attempt to force competition on to the NHS; reform the NHS so clinical need not commercial interest is paramount.
The economic argument is simply put: By pre-empting local authority Republicans are protecting shareholders from unfair competition and taxpayers from unwise investments by local governments.
In his words:Back in 1981, when Rupert Murdoch was allowed to take [the Times and Sunday Times] over without the then Thatcher government referring the takeover to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission, many of us argued against that and said it was unwise simply in the application of the competition rules pertaining at the time.
Within the EU, the Netherlands wins, but Britain comes top on its policies towards private enterprise and competition.Yet the government would be unwise to disregard the European Commission's survey.
In what was their last competition before the Games, it would be unwise to bet against them in an event which is arguably as much about mental strength as it is about the riders' speed.
And those that have suffered have not, by and large, passed along the higher costs; in part because global competition and a relatively strong dollar have made it unwise to raise prices.
In any event, Republican state legislators rarely act to protect taxpayers from unwise investments by local government, unless those investments might generate effective competition with the private sector.
Dog-eat-dog individualistic competition is, at best, an oversimplification; an incomplete assumption which is certainly unwise to found our global socio-economic model upon.
The competition conducted by the Review of Reviews for Australasia a Melbourne-based publication later that year thought such a restriction seemed unwise, despite observing that a design without these emblems were unlikely to be successful.
