Sentence examples for confront a competition from inspiring English sources

In the future, the networks and the I.O.C. will have to confront a competition quandary: how to balance tradition with all the wily Young Turks bucking it.

Airbus and Boeing are locked in ever more bitter competition as they confront a cyclical plunge in the market that Mr. Forgeard says is "not unprecedented, even if the cause of the crisis is new and especially worrying for our industry".

Banks and regulators confront a similar conundrum.

C1 TiVo Faces Competition TiVo, which helped introduce the digital video recorder in 1999, is confronting an onslaught of competition from cable system and satellite operators, which are eroding its market share.

Office-practice doctors are not pleased to be confronting a new form of competition.

Reddy Ice, the largest manufacturer and distributor of packaged ice in the United States, said on Thursday that it expected to file for bankruptcy as it confronted a huge debt load, stiffer competition and broader economic uncertainty.

EVELYN M. RUSLI BANKRUPTCY LOOMS Reddy Ice, the largest manufacturer and distributor of packaged ice in the United States, said on Thursday that it expected to file for bankruptcy as it confronted a huge debt load, stiffer competition and broader economic uncertainty.

Ratings are playing a larger part as broadcasters confront increased competition from cable channels and online video.

A 70-year-old widow confronts a video technician in a dancing competition.

Networking specialist Cisco's push into servers, and business software company Oracle's announcement in April that it will buy Sun Microsystems in a deal worth $5.6 billion, mean Dell could confront fresh competition over any deal.

"Most of the companies here are leaner, meaner, and better equipped to confront international competition".