Sentence examples for Increasingly fierce competition from inspiring English sources

Peston is ITV's star signing in an increasingly fierce competition over news and current affairs.

Industrial needs are becoming always more complex pushed by an ever more demanding market and an increasingly fierce competition.

The strike comes as the maritime industry struggles against deregulation and increasingly fierce competition.

In the Android market, it has come up against increasingly fierce competition at all price points from South Korea's Samsung.

Organizational leaders are torn between trying to stay ahead of increasingly fierce competition and needing to deliver this year's results.

The bitterness of this row is a sign of the increasingly fierce competition in a market that SES, with its Astra satellites, used to call its own.

One of America's competitive advantages is its financial institutions, which are facing increasingly fierce global competition.

Universities operate in an environment of increasingly fierce global competition.

Expansion driven by fluctuating prices of primary commodities "cannot guarantee sustainable growth in an increasingly open, globalised economy", it says, noting that even those countries that have managed to diversify into low-skill manufactures face increasingly fierce global competition.

Because only adjusting the thread-pool cannot mitigate the increasingly fierce resource competition between business functions and ACs, and cannot offset the deterioration of system performance caused by the heavy workloads.

The flurry of new models unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show on Wednesday underscored increasingly fierce industry competition on all fronts, from technology to efficiency to horsepower.