Sentences with phrase «behind competing firms»

Service providers who refuse to take on some of the client's exposure, such as investment risk or liability for environmental remediation, will fall behind competing firms that do agree to share some of that burden for their clients.

Not exact matches

It is competing with Barbie maker Mattel (mat) and Hasbro (has), the firm behind My Little Pony, for a slice of the $ 31 billion toys and games market in China.
The research behind a new drug is protected for a fixed number of years, after which competing firms can begin manufacturing generic forms.
The company behind the technology, British firm Oxitec, explains that sterile males would be released to compete with wild males for female insects, which would then have no offspring and reduce the population of the next generation.
This major shift in consumer behavior has left many firms behind and unable to compete online.
But other courts, commentators and Bar Committees are more nuanced, recognizing that the supposed purpose behind the absolute rule (to enhance lawyer availability to potential clients) may not be as protective of clients as first appears, and that competing interests, such as the law firm's desire to ensure its continuing economic health, need protection as well.
They should find out if the firm's recent progress, when compared to competing firms in its marketplace, is advancing, falling behind or holding even in terms of professional competence, prestige and money.
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