At the same time, basic wireless technology is becoming commoditized, which lowers barriers to entry for newcomers, especially from Asia. |
Both products had suddenly become commoditised, barriers to entry were very low, and prices were dropping dramatically. |
European regulated markets are distinguished by their lack of barriers to entry, which is consistent with the functioning of the single market. |
If barriers to entry are high, this can be a sign of a competition problem in a particular market. |
Becoming a train driver means hurdling remarkable barriers to entry, which helps keep wages high. |
This is the ankle-biter end of the web hosting business, where there are few barriers to entry. |