Sentence examples for weakened competition from inspiring English sources

Lax regulation has weakened competition.

NBC took full advantage of weakened competition Monday night to score an impressive prime-time performance.

With weakened competition at their two best positions, the Nets grabbed 17 offensive rebounds and scored the fourth-most points per possession by any Bulls opponent this season, according to NBA.com.

Another signatory, Stephen Littlechild, who was head of electricity regulator Offer from 1989 to 1998, told the Sunday Telegraph he believed Ofgem had inadvertently weakened competition, citing the regulator's own figures showing the profits of the big six suppliers had risen from £233m in 2009 to £1.1bn in 2012.

Anecdotally, I believe entrepreneurs are energized to take advantage of current economic conditions free money, lots of human capital and weakened competition.

Privatized companies gobbled each other up, leaving weakened competition and eventually fewer players and a mess of too-big-to-fail survivors that threatened the state with insolvency if it didn't bail them out.

"I am confident that this merger will not weaken competition in the United Kingdom.

We show that these price-linked subsidies weaken competition, raising prices for the government and/or consumers.

We show that limited deposit insurance weakens competition among banks and reduces total welfare relative to no or unlimited deposit insurance.

This lack of transparency weakens competition between providers and means that some consumers do not obtain legal advice when they would benefit from it.

Instead, she said, severe recessions can provide dangerous incentives for large and dominating companies to engage in predatory behavior that harms consumers and weakens competition.