Sentence examples for cheaper competition from inspiring English sources

The prospect of new markets reconciles old Europe to cheaper competition from newcomers.

American steel producers who oppose cheaper competition from abroad are powerful political lobbyists.

Some electronics firms, such as Motorola and LSI Logic, will also face more (and cheaper) competition.

Will British farmers be protected against cheaper competition with import tariffs?

When better technology makes delivering a product or service cheaper, competition can drive down prices to reflect lower costs.

Sales began to slip in the mid-1990's because of cheaper competition and growing demand for liquid-crystal display technology.

Where would you rather lose your job to cheap competition from China?

The collapse of Cambodia's textile industry largely as a result of cheap competition from China led to her idea.

But cheap competition from European labels has hurt the profitability of such projects, said Michael Cuscuna, Mosaic's president.

Makers of solar panels face cheap competition from China, while natural gas from shale rock has undermined the case for electricity from solar and wind.

He beat cheap competition in a race so short that early speed is often more important than class and overall ability.