Sentence examples for competition and changing from inspiring English sources

Stiffer competition and changing tastes might squeeze earnings at home, and the company lacks a thriving global business to fall back on.

Xerox now appears to be a once-great company that tried to look more successful than it was while it dealt with heightened competition and changing technology.

The globalization of competition and changing customer requirements are the emerging phenomenon of today's manufacturing environment.

The company went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2007 and its shares peaked in January 2013 amid tough competition and changing tastes.

"It's brilliant having competition and changing all the time but it also erodes some of the things you get with continuity," he added.

This follows moves by the National Markets and Competition Commission to encourage a relaxing of licensing rules — which in turn has triggered protests from the taxi industry over what they perceive as unfair competition and changing regulatory winds.

"You've got competition and consumers changing their demands and needs at an incredible rate," Mr. Gray said.

Over the last few years, Mediobanca lost some of its influence to foreign competition and a changing Italian economy.

While some automakers and electronics manufacturers are flourishing, many other companies continue to struggle with bloated payrolls, stiff competition and rapidly changing technology.

The 265 supermarkets on Long Island are in a state of flux, coping with "competition and rapidly changing consumer tastes and wants," said Kurt Barnard, the president of Barnard's Retail Trend Report, which forecasts industry trends and consumer spending patterns.

Due to growing regulations, competition, and a changing corporate culture, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are now increasing their extended producer responsibility (EPR).