Sentence examples for chain battles from inspiring English sources

More than 17% of Sainsbury's shares are out on loan, making it the most shorted FTSE 100 company, as the supermarket chain battles again a price war in the grocery industry and the rise of discount chains Aldi and Lidl.

Today, price wars among the biggest chains are common as the chains battle for customer loyalty.

Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons have slashed the price of petrol this weekend as the oil price tumbles and the supermarket chains battle to attract festive shoppers.

Cue, titles cutscene: a tale spanning "the history of the ninja", "the story of a never-ending chain of battles".

The world's biggest fast-food chain is battling more than the bleak global economy that is curbing appetites for its hamburgers, salads and smoothies.

Mr. Cain is also being helped by his personal story: he ran a successful pizza chain and battled back from Stage 4 cancer, a story that he has used to describe how faith helped him survive.

The world's largest fast-food chain is battling to retain customers in the face of the "fast-casual" trend in which newcomers such as Mexican eatery Chipotle and rival burger outlet Five Guys eat into its sales.

The chain is battling falling sales.

The big four supermarket chains are battling over the squeezed middle market which is being gnawed away by Waitrose at the top and the rapidly expanding discounters Aldi and Lidl at the bottom.

WASHINGTON — In some ways, the partisan standoff over looming budget cuts resembles earlier links in the chain of fiscal battles that began two years ago.

— During his two decades building one of the largest union locals in California, Sal Rosselli earned a reputation as a cunning strategist and street fighter — someone who often vilified hospital chains during contract battles.