Consequently, the auction process encourages companies to bid so low that they drive out legitimate suppliers.
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We packed a lunch in a basket and took a long drive out to the lake.
On the drive out, the two boys would sit in the back of the giant Buick.
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Those with MBAs, living in their own illusory world, will drive out smart people at all levels.
One after another, hurricanes and tropical storms continue to drive out of the Atlantic over the weekend.
To date, police have occupied some 20 favelas to drive out the dealers who controlled the areas.
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He shot it with a tranquilliser dart and loaded into the back of his truck to drive out to the wilderness.
The trial heard evidence that she was killed as family members attempted to drive out a harmful Jinn spirit.
As soon as "the first flakes fall down we will drive out ... and (begin) the snow cleaning, " he added.
Competition would normally drive out inefficient retailers, but a combination of zoning laws, taxes and subsidies keep them in business.
Ed, a daredevil, macho type, has arranged for them to spend two weeks on a real cattle drive out West.
"Ask Travis, " he said as he fished the mini-drive out of the inside pocket of his dark red sports coat.
Drive out of New Orleans on the causeway across Lake Pontchartrain, and it feels like you're traveling to another world.
"The provision of smoking shelters is part of our approach to drive out smoking from buildings and entrances, " she said.
Prime Minister Menachem Begin ordered Defense Minister Ariel Sharon to send Israel's armed forces into Lebanon to drive out the PLO.
It costs a lot of money anywhere in the world to have someone drive out to your house to repair your machines.
" He adds: "The day you feel like you've won, you need to drive out of the parking lot and not come back.
After the five-hour round trip to the summit, hop back into the car and drive out into the wilds of the Bekaa Valley.
Coaxing states in the direction of success, so that relatively clean institutions drive out the dirtiest ones, may be the most realistic goal.
As these were adopted by customers at scale, new entrants could swim upstream, develop higher quality products, and drive out the more established players.
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This, they worry, could drive out smaller players and force energy producers to have separately capitalised subsidiaries, and might strangle the market in its infancy.
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All this competition does tend to drive out the good, however.
The rise in housing prices is threatening to drive out residents.
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He says the coming technology explosion will drive out factory workers, low-skilled laborers, customer-service operators and even truck and taxi drivers (thank you Google Driverless Car).
The last provision would produce strong peer pressure for the good to drive out the bad, countering the present day trend of the bad driving out the good.
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We drive out of the city and over rugged mountain passes to Pune, a university town that Haque says one day will rival Palo Alto in Silicon Valley.
Adequate analysts try to drive out ambiguity at every turn.
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The next morning in the bright sunshine, lorries with number plates drive out of the yards, loaded with sawn planks, each with an identification label, as required by law.
Thanks to the many bookstores the company has helped drive out of business, there should be plenty of retail spaces for them to rent, should they be in the market.
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