Sentence examples for Sustained competition from inspiring English sources

Sustained competition has been rare.

At this point Labour will be exposed to serious and sustained competition for support in its northern, working-class fortresses.

Bayern Munich have little sustained competition in the Bundesliga and, although Borussia Dortmund are on their way back and Wolfsburg are trying to build something, Bayern look set to dominate for the foreseeable future.

While National Journal has published daily editions at the political conventions since 1984, it faced little sustained competition before this year.

Democrats scored temporary gains in the elections of 1910 and 1912 and, during the Great Depression, in the elections of 1932 and 1934, but it was not until 1954 that sustained competition began to develop between the two major parties.

"There was definitely an intent to send a signal to the bureaucracies on both sides that any kind of downward spiral into overt and sustained competition would not be in either side's interest," said one senior American official who participated in some of the meetings.

But Satish Reddy says that the company's future lies in first-world pharmaceuticals; there, the edge gained from both cooperation and competition with established drugmakers on such turf as India is vital to sustained competitiveness.

"The sustained low interest rate environment and competition in core markets will maintain pressure on margins and we anticipate profits are likely to moderate in the period ahead," the society said.

Competition and constraint help shape nature, yet it is collaboration and synergy – not competition – that are responsible for nature's sustained success.

But I do believe that government has a role to play in advancing our common prosperity, by providing stable macroeconomic and financial conditions for sustained growth, by demanding transparency, and by insuring fair competition in the marketplace.

But I do believe that government has a role to play in advancing our common prosperity, by providing stable macroeconomic and financial conditions for sustained growth, by demanding transparency and by ensuring fair competition in the marketplace.Our history should give us confidence that we don't have to choose between an oppressive government-run economy and a chaotic, unforgiving capitalism.