Sentence examples for concerned about the competition from inspiring English sources

Some other grocery stores and restaurants have opened up nearby, he said, but he is not concerned about the competition.

Led by Mr. Yassky, the city established a new class of metered cabs to serve northern Manhattan and the other boroughs, angering owners of yellow taxi fleets, who are concerned about the competition that the new taxis would pose.

"We are concerned about the competition," said Paul Audley, the president of FilmL.A. "But I don't think you will see the Hollywood sign transplanted to New York any day soon".

Anyone glancing at the United starting lineup might have assumed Van Gaal was fielding a selection of kids and reserves because he was not too concerned about the competition or the result, when nothing could have been further from the case.

It's also a sign that Skype, with 400 million or so worldwide registered users, isn't particularly concerned about the competition any more.

Nevertheless, local people became concerned about the competition to their businesses from cheap workhouse labour.

"If I was concerned about [the competition], I've had that building fifteen years now, I could have found a way not to extend their lease for the last ten," he told me.

And at least one English boxer, the welterweight Callum Smith, said he was not too concerned about the Indian competition.

With construction on the MGM project in Springfield scarcely begun, Connecticut's Mohegan tribe and at least one state legislator, concerned about the incoming competition, have announced their desire to build a new attraction along Interstate 91.

Dave says he isn't terribly concerned about the growing competition.

But I'm still concerned about the fierce competition from big guys such as EDS, Accenture, etc.