Sentence examples for competition from countries from inspiring English sources

Producers complain about "unfair" competition from countries with laxer standards.

Competition from countries with simpler tax systems encourages high-spending governments to change.

The science community applauded the announcement, though some pointed out that Britain still faced strong competition from countries that invest more in science.

French trade unionists have a long tradition of defending their living standards against what they see as unfair competition from countries that frown upon organised labour.

It is equally wrongheaded of Mr Schröder to blame low-cost, low-tax competition from countries to the east of Germany.

Starting in the 1960s, the number of tourists, notably those from European countries, increased significantly, although Greece faced increasing competition from countries such as Portugal and Turkey.

According to Irwin Stambler and Grelun Landon, authors of Country Music: The Encyclopedia, the group's diminishing sales in the late 1980s reflected competition from country bands that would not have received recognition had it not been for Alabama paving the way.

Even before the crisis they faced strong competitive pressures, as labor costs rose and competition increased notably from countries such as the Philippines.

Mr. Nath also contended that developing countries' farmers have too often faced unfair competition from industrialized countries — a point that China repeated this week.

Maintaining France as an attractive country for international industry-sponsored trials will continue to be a challenge, with increasing competition from emerging countries in Asia, South America, and Eastern Europe.

The secretary faced stiff competition from other countries' representatives.