1) Throughout the spring of 2014, terrorists lamented and counterterrorists rejoiced as open fighting between once-aligned jihadis brought
destructive competition to the landscape, a blessing for Western countries who had no viable or palatable method to counter the rising jihadist tide in Syria.
One might even say
destructive competition exists in selected markets that are Islamically over-banked.
If we continue the way we are going and competing with each other, it could lead to
destructive competition and everyone will pay the price.
We have managed to achieve profitability in our core insurance activities by focusing on profitable business and staying away from
destructive competition.
This letter declares climate change to be "symptomatic of a spiritual deficit" that is manifested in "excessive self interest,
destructive competition and greed.
Scarce resources should not be wasted on
destructive competition that will ultimately lead to a sub-optimized national port network.
Geithner said China's policy of keeping the renminbi cheap "sets off a dangerous dynamic" that encourages other countries to follow suit and risks touching off a
destructive competition for jobs and trade.
This "managed competition" would foster collaboration among peak businesses, professionals, and trade associations in order to "steer a diverse economy away from
destructive competition while maintaining product diversity, innovation, and productivity.
This unfair and
destructive competition (not to be confused with productivity) has decimated clothing sectors globally.
Some developing countries and anti-poverty campaigners accuse Brussels of arm-twisting poor states into agreements that could open up weak economies to
destructive competition.
There is still a lot of
destructive competition, particularly in the U.
In "Demand Uncertainty and Price Maintenance: Markdowns as
Destructive Competition," Deneckere et al.
