Sentence examples for competition from generations of from inspiring English sources
What's to remark upon when the two come together, as they will tomorrow in London and as they did in a 2013 recording with the Staatskapelle, which was recently voted - against competition from generations of home-grown Elgarians - the Building a Library choice on the Radio 3 programme?
Meanwhile, pocket computers are facing increasing competition from new generations of smart, Internet-enabled cell phones and pagers that include many of their basic features.
The expiration of patent rights on high profit products, intense competition from generics, failure to develop a new generation of "blockbuster" drugs, and public criticism have all cast shadows on the industry.
Though she's unsure of how heated that auction competition will be, Ms. Bailey-Taylor is fairly certain that Ava Gardner (or James Stewart or Clark Gable for that matter) will never face competition from the new generation of film stars, that there will be no Angelina Jolie Museum or Brad Pitt Birthplace Home.
Compared to the competition, the current generation of MacBook Pros are underpowered.
Microsoft's company line remains that Sony's PlayStation 3 is its real competition in this generation of consoles.
Large species likely result from many generations of selection for large body size driven by predation, competition or sexual selection [7].
ALEC's new model bill targeting net metering (and distributed energy) may also be the first assault of EEI's long-term strategy to address business competition from distributed energy generation like solar.
Still, the funeral industry faces competition from a growing number of companies, which, like Costco, are providing goods or services that cater to the cost-saving or environmental concerns of a new generation.
