Sentences with phrase «lack of competition»

I think it demonstrates a total lack of competition in the market.

That's one of the key downsides of the decided lack of competition — innovation just doesn't come as quickly as it did when there were more players in the market.

I guess what I'm saying is that I don't feel that my success as an author is contingent upon lack of competition.

I think that lack of competition in those areas hasn't been addressed.

Wenger's loyalty to players who fail to deliver and lack of competition for places in the team makes for a club that constantly underachieves.

The responsibility for the poor service received by both passengers and airlines at Britain's airports can be laid at the door of BAA, with lack of competition in the sector being the main reason.

Early scenes seem to establish this as the most action - packed half - hour holiday special ever and while it may still earn that title by lack of competition, the short offers an appropriate mix of tones and pacing.

Undoubtedly one of the best wingers in the world for many years now, Arjen Robben is arguably the least suitable option for United (though they'd no doubt take him now) due to his age and his relative lack of competition in recent years from playing in the extremely one - sided Bundesliga.

Guess it's going to stay Kindle for me, which isn't bad but just uneasy about lack of competition.

See also, eg, John Durie, «Rod Sims puts dairy players on notice over lack of competition» (The Australian, 30 November 2017) and Simone Smith and Peter Hemphill, «Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Dairy Inquiry interim report released» (The Weekly Times, 30 November 2017).

Their continued success is more to do with lack of competition rather than intrinsic awesomeness.

But the resulting lack of competition has a punishing impact on schools like Quemado, a K - 12 building 40 miles down the road, where 16 - year old Tucson Sanders and two of his cousins are among the 109 students enrolled.

With the distinct lack of competition, does this mean that Coffin...

Agree Phil, regarding the lack of a proper DM since Gilberto Silva; however refer to my post concerning lack of competition and defensive coaching.

The concept behind utility regulation is that some services are better provided by a monopoly, but lack of competition harms the customers.

One aspect of the scene — its supportive vibe and comparative lack of competition — will only last as long as the city remains relatively undiscovered among entrepreneurs.

«One problem with American capitalism has been overlooked: a corrosive lack of competition,» wrote The Economist in March, summing up these concerns.

Following the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) comments over a potential lack of competition should Saputo's purchase of Murray Goulburn go ahead, the Canadian company has said it will sell the plant in question so its takeover...

The colossal success and lack of competition Horizon enjoyed could point to announcements later in the year for games releasing late winter (or late summer if you're an upside down person).

E Ink is known to license their technology to other manufactures, but what it comes down to is an utter lack of competition.

Moreover, Eisler added, the consistent lack of competition resulted in no innovation in the past two or three decades.

Lack of competition clearly hurts and runs counter to a free market, just as in the cable industry.

Fans of the NHL series are unlikely to skip an entry, for any number of reasons, including the roster and uniform updates, the online play or the simple lack of competition, and there's no reason to start now, as this version's tweaks offer a genuine improvement over last year's well - regarded title, once you adjust to the more realistic controls (either through practice or tuner adjustments.)

In this particular instance the realtor decided to take advantage of the slowing winter market and lack of competition available, and price extremely low to attract literally EVERYONE.

The massive issue we have is lack of competition for half the season in which Giroud was playing 90 minutes multiple times a week... And for the record, Deschamps was the one who preferred Giroud to Lacazette.

We live in a remote town, in a remote state and frequently travel through MSP to another remote town to visit kids, the fare for this route is always really high because of lack of competition on the route.

And, hey, purely by lack of competition (LEGO Star Wars, Force Unleashed) it is one of the best Star Wars games on Xbox 360, so it has that going for it as well.

But the relative lack of competition in the K - 12 education sector tends to dull the incentives to improve quality and restrain costs.

Kim explained Althea targeted southeast Asia, instead of bigger markets such as China and the U.S., because of the relative lack of competition.

The reason so many Catholics have lapsed, he said, is that Catholic loyalty was once «based on family pressure, ethnic neighbourhoods and lack of competition rather than personal commitment».

With the distinct lack of competition, does this mean that Coffin Dodgers wins by default?

The fact that Pilmer and Monckton are the best that the denialist side has got proves the total lack of competition — the job is there for the taking, if you only have the initiative.

This exodus is all thanks to LMP1's crippling costs, but you also need to look at the class» resulting lack of competition, and its struggle to provide relevancy to the most cutting - edge tech in road cars.

It's blindingly obvious that fair pricing is only possible when the lack of competition is solved.»

Schmitt produced a white paper that raised concerns about high - frequency trading, the lack of competition in the market and the «disappearance» of market makers, the banks and broker - dealers who traditionally stand by as passive buyers and sellers of stock to ensure other investors have a counterparty.

When you look strictly at the numbers, density and lack of competition, those areas have historically been underserved.

Yes, it's true that a low number of carriers doesn't necessarily imply that there's a lack of competition — what matters is whether they're competing on certain routes.

Schmalz worries that a lack of competition is driving up prices for consumers and making the economy less dynamic.

Ironically, it's a lack of competition that until now slowed down the growth of IXPs across the rest of the country.

The need to take on corporate power more generally has become a rallying cry among Democrats, especially amid new research suggesting the lack of competition is stymieing economic growth and wages.

The Liberal Party needs to identify the market imperfections and barriers to entry that cause a lack of competition, such as foreign ownership restrictions in the oil sands and airline markets, and find ways to break down those barriers.