Sentence examples for battling competition from inspiring English sources

McDonald's is hoping to modernise its image while battling competition with upmarket rivals Five Guys and Shake Shack.

Store chiefs are battling competition from online retailers while staff costs are rising due to the national living wage.

Battling competition from Inditex and discount chains such as Primark, H&M is investing heavily in online sales, new ranges, designer collections and higher-end brands such as COS.

Samsung was already battling competition in low-end phones from upstart manufacturers such as China's Xiaomi.

"It is clear, however, that we are building momentum as our total units increased 2.7%, even though the average retail selling price declined 1.2%." Kmart has been battling competition from other discount chains like Wal-Mart, whose $211 billion market cap is almost 100 times that of Kmart.

BBM's rollout beyond BlackBerry smartphones is an important moment for the company, as it battles competition from other instant messaging apps including WhatsApp, Kik Messenger, WeChat, Line and KakaoTalk.

The episode is typical of the dramatic reversals experienced by the LSO in its first century, as it has battled competition, poverty, inept bureaucracy and good old-fashioned self-destructiveness to achieve some startling artistic highs.

The Mark 1 is launching at a tough time for Indian smartphone makers, however, as they battle competition from foreign companies.

The Mark 1 is launching at a tough time for Indian smartphone makers, however, as they battle competition from foreign companies.

Iwata gave no details on sales or forecasts, but said Nintendo needed to focus on developing attractive software for its 3DS handheld device to draw new users, and increase Wii U sales as it battles competition from popular mobile devices.

Toymaker Hasbro, battling through competition and industry disruption, announced Friday that it is reducing its workforce.