Meanings of intensify competition in inglés

The move will intensify competition in a market dominated by the main banks, Woodchester and Irish Permanent.

Shares of rival South Korean retailers dropped sharply in anticipation of the deal, which will intensify competition.

The deal is likely to intensify competition with the likes of Netflix, which has a strong regional presence.

And the move into the Irish life assurance market this year by British company, General Accident, should intensify competition.

The deal is likely to intensify competition with the likes of Netflix NFLX.O, which has a strong regional presence.

The means taken to intensify competition has operated, as might have been expected, to hasten the complete establishment of monopoly.

Analysts expect the entry of new players, including banks with vast distribution networks, will further intensify competition in the bancassurance area.

Not all the newcomers will successfully develop models that appeal to Chinese consumers, but they will intensify competition and pressure margins.

The British insurer General Accident plans to enter the Irish life assurance market early next year in a move which will intensify competition.

The party's co-leader, Russel Norman, says a public provider would intensify competition in the superannuation market and drive down costs by reducing fees.

The project may intensify competition among suppliers of the crop nutrient in the region, traditionally dominated by Russian producer Uralkali and Belarusian miner Belaruskali.

Wilmar plans to enter Indonesia's consumer flour market, possibly in 2012, which will intensify competition in the country, sources familiar with the plan told Reuters.

Phil Neville's mission to intensify competition for places in his England squad for next summer's World Cup in France appears to be proceeding to plan.

The deal could intensify competition for the country's $15 trillion in household assets, most of which is still parked in low-yielding deposit accounts.

The Nikko Asset deal could intensify competition for Japan's $15 trillion in household assets, most of which is still largely parked in low-yielding deposit accounts.

In contrast, HKEx shares slumped on worries a round of mergers would intensify competition for the exchange, whose markets generate $1.5 trillion in trading volume.