Sentence examples for citing competition from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Maddox, the general manager for a nearby Chili's restaurant, said that she, too, was hiring, citing competition for workers.

Even so, Merrill Lynch downgraded the stock of Overture yesterday to buy from strong buy, citing competition from Google.

DealBook » Banks Push Back Against Fed Disclosure  |  The Federal Reserve said it would publish a wide array of information about banks when it releases the results of its latest stress tests, but some of the largest lenders are citing competition concerns as they try to limit that disclosure, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The Chinese government binned the acquisition soon after - citing competition concerns.

Travel portal Cleartrip.com and media giant Times Group both announced they would be withdrawing from the service, citing competition fears.

Last Friday, SunRocket laid off about 25percentt of its workforce citing competition as the major reason for the layoffs.

Universal and Pressplay executives cite competition as the reason for their silence; Sony executives declined to comment at all.

In November, French regulators cited competition concerns in blocking a 4.7 billion franc ($640 million) bid by Coca-Cola for Orangina, known for its drink's bulb-shaped bottles.

They cite competition from the over-the-counter market, dominated by many of the world's largest investment banks, which still represents the majority of derivatives trades in Europe.

"All of the low-cost carriers are achieving an advantage over us by selling more of their tickets on their Web sites," said Kurt Ebenhoch, a spokesman for Northwest, which cited competition from low-cost airlines in announcing the fees.

He cited competition in the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area from a growing number of licensed stations and from a higher transmitter power that larger stations have been authorized to use as the airwaves grow more congested.