new entrants

New entrants might be able to make lifts but would struggle to compete with the comprehensive maintenance networks of the incumbents.

An executive at a local automaker producing battery electric vehicles said he welcomed new entrants into the market.

As a new entrants to the industry, XL automobile sales company (hereinafter referred to as XL Company), is facing the same problem.

Egypt's growth is allowing it to absorb most of the new entrants into the labor force and is beginning to change mindsets.

Separating generation from transmission and opening the door to new entrants would raise efficiency and reduce costs.

If it rises significantly, it will no longer be attractive from the viewpoint of prospective new entrants.

But more electricity would have to be auctioned on the longer-term market to make pricing open and attract new entrants.

All of these companies have to work hard to keep their lead, but it is nearly impossible for new entrants to catch up.

But there is one reason to be optimistic: America's market remains open enough to allow for new entrants.

The result has been a surge of innovation and competition as new entrants flood into the market.

"The number of new entrants [in Taiwan] has significantly increased our cost of doing business, " Mr Eu said.

In other words, the new entrants into the Social Security system, the young workers, pay off the previous entrants , the older workers.

She proposed that the a number of 'new entrants' will emerge, except that they won't be startups at all.

New entrants to the industry within a short time are difficult to establish a strong brand image in the minds of consumers.

It is widely believed that China needs to grow by 8% a year to absorb new entrants to the labour market.

As incomes rise, new entrants will find more profitable opportunities to accompany these consumers up the growth curve.

So if Brazil and Russia are old news, what's behind the inclusion of new entrants to the top picks for emerging markets growth?

Despite tougher conditions, China's growing economy and its increasing household wealth continue to attract new entrants.

That was the old rule of thumb for the growth needed to absorb new entrants into the labour market.

The most pronounced effect of the reforms was a massive increase in churning among new entrants.

One proposed panacea is more competition in banking, by encouraging new entrants, if not by breaking up the big incumbents.

Among the new entrants, the Philippines and Mexico have two cities each, indicating that they pose a challenge for the future.

We were able to identify seven new entrants, worth a total of over $8 billion.

Examination and certification of new graduates, immigrant veterinarians and other new entrants to ensure compliance with the statutory acts.

One of these new entrants may one day gain power.

David Willetts, the universities minister, hopes to cut costs by increasing supply, encouraging new entrants into the market.

The move towards outsourcing is attracting new entrants, interested in the industry's high volumes and relatively stable, if low, margins.

Since 2009, emphasis on not-for-profit health facilities is creating a breed of new entrants, even more in need of good systems.

Most of the new entrants, including multinational giants Citigroup and HSBC, are targeting high net-worth individuals.

Beijing has scrapped fuel surcharges and banned new entrants until 2012, but is running out of emergency options.

It also explains the new entrants offering deals in an effort to acquire their own lucrative customer base.

Germany still defends the right of big energy suppliers to own transmission systems (which makes life harder for new entrants).

New entrants are usually taken on as sub-editors or junior reporters rather than feature writers.

Banks and insurers were at the top of the pile, making up five of the new entrants.

The dominant firm makes the threats to the new entrants credible by investing excess capacity, and thereby can deter entry.

Also, new entrants seeking web analytics for sites with moderate traffic will account for most of the growth in this area.

Most new entrants brand themselves low-cost carriers. But experts say many have cut fares without improving efficiency.

Are there any new entrants, and what have they been up to in the past year?

Make no mistake about it, once these new entrants demonstrate their products on par, airlines will purchase low cost providers.

But the number of new entrants shows how competitive the market is becoming.

That means the revenue stream from these trades is somewhat protected from new entrants into the market.

Knowledgeable, well connected and often protected by foreign-ownership rules, they have an advantage over the new entrants.

And regulators often limit competition, for instance by failing to license radio spectrum to new entrants.

Competition among firms is stifled, with very high levels of concentration and high barriers to new entrants.

Too many Consultative Conference daze, confused, especially on new entrants.

Chi-X has secured a provisional license to operate in Australia once the rules regulating new entrants are ready.

For new entrants to the chemical industry, new energy plate, Liu Hanyuan with "easily" to describe.

This "unbundling" has allowed new entrants to capture a share of the commission pool.

First: friendly market-share rules don't translate into supporting margins when new entrants flood in.

That would be likelier if new entrants were encouraged to buy bits of the state-aided banks.

Offerings from new entrants including Amazon. com Inc. , which is expected to unveil a tablet Wednesday, could further broaden the market.

Even so, potential new entrants may be undeterred by the new measure as long as they can join up with multiple local partners.

Occasional grabs for market share, or the threat of aggressive new entrants, usually prevent prices rising much above that level.

It is widely acknowledged among international firms that discounting is rampant, especially with new entrants eager to build a deal list.

Within Asia's private banking scene, several new entrants in the region argue that small is better.

These new entrants brought little capital with them, so the global capital-labour ratio dropped sharply.

Disruptive innovations most often come to market through new entrants.

But these four are under pressure from new entrants and fast-emerging challengers.

The biggest name in virtualization right now is VMware, but the field is packed with new entrants.

by defending home markets by upgrading service packages so Chinese (and other) new entrants find it harder to get in.

Instead, he amended the French constitution so that a referendum is now required on all future new entrants after Croatia.

Revolutions in business generally come from new entrants.

New entrants are also rolling out U. S. -focused investment products.

The Labour government has been around for so long that new entrants in 2001 and even 2005 have worked their way into the cabinet.

That is an alarming question in a business in which new entrants struggle.

But CIT's failure should just open up that opportunity to rivals or invite new entrants.

The new entrants to the global economy brought with them little capital of economic value.

new entrants to the country must go though immigration procedures.

That makes it hard to assess its real worth (and deters new entrants).

The industry of difficult access to new entrants in a short time.

State rail firms have the ability to foil smaller rivals and new entrants.

Hurun says there were only six new entrants to the top-100 wealthiest Chinese this year; there were two in 2009.

The awarding of routes and access to new entrants will be accelerated.

New entrants include Baidu, the Chinese search engine, along with ICICI and Telcel from India and Mexico respectively.

and 8coupons. com are among the new entrants in the field of group coupons.

New entrants, too, inflate numbers because it gives them credibility with potential customers and investors.

When the new entrants get big enough , the theory predicts that they will start their own gouging .

Barriers to new entrants remain, such as a shortage of credit and historically low retail margins.

But new entrants have found it hard to join the fray.

Beyond the top three, there are several new entrants into the top 10.

Netflix, the leading digital film and TV subscription service, is being challenged by new entrants such as Amazon and Walmart.

Are there new entrants in the market who are winning customers?

On a weekly basis there are new entrants into the Chinese market, which poach staff from other firms.

Your industry has seen many new entrants lately. How do you see the competitive landscape?

Now, it is using all its influence to try to prevent new entrants such as BT Vision and Top Up TV from getting a foothold in the market.

Should they go to existing telecoms operators or be directed towards new entrants?

But the government is keen to encourage new entrants.

The new entrants join others that plan to begin marketing previously announced offerings in Hong Kong.

Demand is up not only from global banks but also from new entrants and regional players, such as Jeffries and Samsung Securities.

Is this just semantics or are the legacy (they won't like that) GDSs being taken on by new entrants?

By shortening secondary-school study by a year, states have created a bulge of new entrants;

It provides Information Technology (IT) training for new entrants and upgrading training for IT professionals;

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Increased internet usage could be promoted by competitive pressure from new entrants

There are also three types of unemployment and two types of new entrants to the labour markets:

New entrants have to spend heavily on marketing and to promote brand image

Provide assistance to new entrants in a community

Tablet market gets dozens of new entrants

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