Sentence examples for competition persists from inspiring English sources

There are many industries where "robust full-throated competition persists despite less than a half-dozen major players," says Peter Clark of University College London, a co-author of a new book on mergers, "Masterminding the Deal".

If Anthony Dias Blue, the wine and spirits editor of Bon Appetit magazine, who runs the San Francisco competition, persists in turning up low-priced winners he may frighten off the powerhouse wine producers, who can ill afford to have a pack of upstarts ruffle their promotional feathers.

Still, the elements of competition persist.

After 1896 the volume of world trade rose sharply again, but the sense of heightened economic competition persisted in Europe.

Distrust and competition persist between regions and nations, manifest in a "no, you must show your cards first" attitude that has dogged the negotiations leading up to Copenhagen.

In order to check whether these competitions persist in cells in which PTP regulation differs from that observed in liver mitochondria, permeabilized Clone-9 and MH1C1 cells were exposed to a combination of PTP-active plus PTP-inactive quinones.

But in the absence of any significant competition, Will Alsop persists in fitting the bill.

Today, we examine the first of many attempts ABC made to compete with morning show rival "Today" (a fierce competition that persists).

Although stereotypical measures of masculinity, like fraternity hazings, monster truck rallies, and competitive eating competitions still persist, some men are reevaluating what it means to be a masculine member of society in the face of shifting ideals toward gender identity.

An idea that literature is in competition with life persists.

However, because of environmental constraints and pressure from interspecific competition, only seven species persisted.