ruinous competition造句

• Escom is not the only company hit by ruinous competition in the PC market.
• Beneath the veneer of altruism often lay rancorous self-interest and ruinous competition.
• Escom is not the only company hit by ruinous competition in the personal computer market.
• "It is ruinous competition, " said Ms . Reinhardt of Merrill Lynch.
• The stock has slumped with the rest of the wireless industry because of fears of ruinous competition.
• These violations deprived the government of substantial revenues and provided ruinous competition to legitimate business that would hinder the national economy.
• The two men, their backers, and associates agreed to settle their differences and eliminate ruinous competition through a monopolistic combination.
• The monopoly would gradually prepare to take over private enterprises, and the proposal was based on the need to avoid ruinous competition.
• Petitioners would suffer injury consisting of loss of profits and inability to implement their own roll-out program due to wasteful and overlapping operations and ruinous competition,
• Again and again, investors have gone hog wild over new networking technologies, spent a fortune to install them, and found themselves with vast overcapacity and ruinous competition.
• Escom is not the only company hit by ruinous competition in the PC market where price pressure is greatest in the low-end, home computer market, which was Escom's main target.
• Brau und Brunnen AG, Germany's biggest brewery, said it sees no improvement in 1996 results over its 1995 loss because of " ruinous competition in a shrinking beer market ."
• The Belle saga, the first bankruptcy in the burgeoning Mississippi casino industry but surely not the last, is a tale of many things, including Wall Street faddishness and foolishness, inept marketing and ruinous competition.
• As in relations between unions and employers, the German model also seeks to harmonize relations between regulatory bodies and affected parties, as well as between individual companies to prevent ruinous competition within the scope of applicable antitrust law.
• The purpose of this special provision was to protect the central export crop of some of the islands of the Lesser Antilles, members of the Commonwealth of Nations, from ruinous competition from low-cost producers in Latin America.
• Because when price information is widely available, it becomes easier for suppliers to coordinate their pricing, with each seller agreeing, implicitly or explicitly, to charge a high price so as to avoid " ruinous competition ."
• In 1866, after years of ruinous competition in the stagecoach business, they took a one-fourth share of a consortium with Ben Rounsevell and several others, named John Hill, H . R . Fuller and George Mills.
• Although Omnipoint recently switched on its service in New York City, the company's stock price has plunged 73 percent since last October on fears of ruinous competition in New York and other big markets, where there may eventually be five or more wireless competitors.
• Then, as now, such proposals generate bitter complaints from residents about excessive traffic and noise, and the fears of local merchants facing ruinous competition, while the promoters uphold the right of property owners to make profitable use of their land, and retailers to pursue their legitimate business interests.
• The concept of public service companies was that, in order to attract sufficient private investment capital and guarantee sufficient revenues to ensure appropriate operations and services, protection from ruinous competition and additional governmental oversight of rates and services were required to balance the needs of the owners of the business with those of the general public.