Sentence examples for because the competition from from inspiring English sources

But they may not be replaced because the competition from other sources of electricity is strong.

But this is because the competition from celeb stuff is so much more.

In recent years, many films failed to generate large audiences, partly because of the competition from cable and elsewhere.

In the manufacturing world, lead time can determine price, and from the beginning cost was a particular issue for the Bionic Wrench, because of the competition from China.

From an all-time peak of 984,000 in 1945, passenger traffic has declined to negligible numbers because of the competition from aircraft.

He is so desperate for attention, so needy — perhaps because of the competition from the likes of Tom Cruise and Tintin — that you are likely to reach the point of exasperation long before Watson does.

Commercial TV makes many great programmes – not least because of the competition from the BBC – but Sky, ITV and Channel 4 are not institutions dear to the national heart like "your BBC".

The SAB brand is called Shake Shake because the carton has to be shaken before each sip to disperse the sediment.SAB had until recently seen chibuku as a sunset business because of the competition from informal brewers who pay no tax.

Of course, some will say that retailing is dead because of the competition from e-commerce.

Furthermore, irrigation might be restricted in the future because of the competition from other non-agricultural sectors, such as industry and urban areas (Bouman et al. 2007).

"In Norway it can be difficult to recruit 'local' Ph.D. students and postdocs because of the competition from the industrial and health sectors," he remarks.