Sentence examples for concerns to compete from inspiring English sources

Despite Mr. Hu's repeated assurances that the Chinese market would continue to open up to foreigners, business leaders complain that regulators have made it more difficult for foreign energy, communications and banking concerns to compete with China's state-backed favorites.

So the company wants to terminate its family of pension plans, covering 11,000 workers and retirees, and continue as a smaller, nimbler concern to compete for other contracts.

The "new art" of management concerns how to compete effectively in an ever uncertain and competitive market through the management of cross-functional resources including people, knowledge and processes.

In an interview, he depicted his vision of ending the famed disunity of the Italian business arena, a tumult that stymies many small- and medium-sized concerns struggling to compete internationally.

Supporters were concerned about having to compete against other National League teams with larger budgets.

Earlier this year a three-way aluminium merger was blocked, despite evidence that the companies concerned are struggling to compete with giants such as Alcoa of America.

"Some Vancouverites have expressed concern with having to compete with infrequent users — or second-home buyers — in a very expensive marketplace.

You will hear athletes raise it as a health concern and decline to compete.

Another concern related to competing claims to power is the increasing informal sector.

Palm, the maker of hand-held devices, reduced its revenue goals on weak demand for its smartphones, renewing concerns about its ability to compete against rivals like Apple.

Steve Swasey, vice president for corporate communications at Netflix, joined the company in March 2005, and he recalls that in his job interview he voiced concerns about Netflix trying to compete head-on with Blockbuster.