Sentence examples for competition slowing from inspiring English sources

Before, a lack of depth meant the best Canadian players suffered from an absence of top competition, slowing their development.

Merck experienced plunging sales of its Fosamax osteoporosis drug, now facing generic competition; slowing sales growth of cholesterol drugs it shares with Schering-Plough; and lower-than-expected sales of its Gardasil vaccine to prevent the virus that causes cervical cancer.

Its TV division it has been hit by increased competition, slowing demand and falling prices.

Ultimately, the overall levels of the sticky collagen decline in all the stem cells and the competition slows down.

The pace of the competition slowed near the end because breezes, barely discernible at the bottom of the hill, were deemed too unsafe or unfair for competition.

She was on pace for the American record before a headwind and lack of competition slowed her in the second half of the race.

Bristol-Myers Squibb and Schering-Plough reported higher first-quarter profits yesterday even as increased competition slowed the pace of sales for their biggest drugs.

We believe the reduced rate of growth reflects the effects of weakening consumer confidence, increased terrorism concerns, sustained lower fuel prices, the related effects of car and air competition, slower UK GDP growth and slowing growth in real earnings.

With local competition slow to develop and revenue dwindling in the long-distance business, some analysts question whether the grand compromises of the Telecommunications Act need to be revisited.

Without much competition, slow and methodical lending processes were simply the way things are done.

I have more than a dozen different models in permanent rotation around my patio, from competition slow smokers to a Brazilian riodizio setup with rotating skewers (two, actually).