Sentence examples for U.S. competition from inspiring English sources

Household appliance maker Haier Group, brewer Tsingtao and refrigerator maker Kelon are all trying to build brands in the U.S. In the corporate world auto parts and telecom equipment makers are knocking elbows with bigger U.S. competition, aiming to undercut the pricing of such vulnerable titans as Cisco Systems.

This protects its industry from U.S. competition.

In 1987 the San Diego Yacht Club took control of the U.S. competition.

Envirofit's stated mission, "to improve the human condition on a global scale" has unlikely origins in a U.S. competition in 2002 to retrofit snowmobiles.

A prominent Republican senator on Thursday urged U.S. competition regulators to reopen an investigation into Google and its practices in online search and digital advertising.

It would create a new $10-billion 10-billion program to address freight transportation bottlenecks that experts say impede U.S. competition in the global economy.

U.S. competitions in precision aerobatics started to become formalized in the late 1930s, and the foremost event of its day was the Freddie Lund Trophy, staged each winter from 1931 32 through 1940 41.

The legal fight for same-sex marriage is what captured the attention of "The Case Against 8" filmmakers Ben Cotner and Ryan White, a contender in the U.S. documentary competition.

On Thursday, almost a year after we had gotten busted, the much-hyped "Howl" opened the Sundance Festival as an entry in the U.S. dramatic competition.

"I think you've already seen some of that in the nastiness of the U.S. tanker competition," said Doug McVitie, managing director of Arran Aerospace, a French consulting firm.

U.S. DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION 99% — The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film (Directors: Audrey Ewell, Aaron Aites, Lucian Read, Nina Kristic) — The Occupy movement erupted in September 2011, propelling economic inequality into the spotlight.