Sentence examples for competition the current from inspiring English sources

Compared to the competition, the current generation of MacBook Pros are underpowered.

In the interest of promoting competition, the current rules force regional Bell companies to lease their switching and transmission networks to competitors like AT&T and MCI at heavily discounted rates.

While the diversifying market is good news for consumers – thanks to price competition, the current No 1 single, JLS's Everybody in Love, can be downloaded for 79p on iTunes and 29p on Amazon – the financial bonanza days for the wider music industry are, for the present at least, over.

"Unfortunately, in an era of global competition, the current state of education in Brazil means it is likely to fall behind other developing economies in the search for new investment and economic growth opportunities," the World Bank concluded in a 2008 report.

That Hyundai has the resources to renew its cars so frequently must surely terrify the competition; the current Skoda Octavia, for example, a strong rival for the i30 in the emerging brands sub-category of the Focus class, has been around in the UK since mid-2004, and there is no successor in sight.

Facing with the global competition, the current trial-and-error approach is inadequate.

Animals disperse for many reasons but mainly to avoid intraspecific competition, particularly kin competition, in the current site, and to take advantage of exploitable resources elsewhere (Fahrig 2007).

In July the Dalian Wanda Group, which is owned by China's richest man Wang Jianlin, revealed it had begun discussions with clubs to create a tournament which would rival the current competition run by Uefa.

Both players are stronger than the competition on the current ballot.

What does this mean for competition in the current account market?

Enron faces tough competition from the current pay-per-view offerings by companies like AT&T and Time Warner.