Sentence examples for competition looms from inspiring English sources
Now, another Cup competition looms.
In this ongoing division of interests, the potential for competition looms large, and traces of it do seem discernible.
The exchange received 6 to 73 cents on most shares traded, fees that have fallen by the wayside as competition looms from the Big Board.
At the same time, stiff competition looms: Prompted by complaints filed by the European Union and United States at the World Trade Organization, India reduced tariffs on imported liquor in July, potentially making a shiraz from Coonawarra, Australia, for instance, as affordable as Mr. Grover's offering from Gundamakere.
Again, competition looms.
RCA took full ownership of NBC in 1932, but GE bought it back in 1986 to get a reliable source of cash while overseas manufacturing competition loomed.
We said, 'well, it moves, but clearly we have some work to do.'" Over the course of the next month, with the date of the competition looming, they spent hours refining their design.
With generic competition looming for two of its blockbuster drugs and use declining for its drug-coated stents, Johnson & Johnson said yesterday that it would eliminate up to 4,800 jobs.
To be sure, there is some competition looming.
Progressive needs to form more of these alliances, according to experts, since there is more competition looming.
