Sentence examples for confronts competition from inspiring English sources

As Reckitt Benckiser confronts competition in hot sauce, it is introducing a $20 million multimedia campaign — also by Euro RSCG New York — for another of its pantry staples, the French's line of mustards, which carries the theme "Friends.

The medication confronts competition from two other drugs already on the market.

Zuckerberg is described as a "focused and visionary" leader with "a steely willingness to confront competition" who attracts girls with "his confidence, his humor and his irreverence".

When Mason confronted competition at Michigan State, he recalled his brothers' words, "Just because they're ahead of you now doesn't mean they're going to stay ahead of you".

Better Place, for example, needs to consider how it will confront competition from the Chevrolet Volt.

Those seniors who continue looking for work amid a tepid economic recovery confront competition from younger, cheaper workers.

Under pressure to expand its revenue base as it confronts encroaching competition from rival DVR boxes from cable and satellite operators, TiVo has been trying for the past year to find a way to monetize the research to which it has access.

The campaign is the fourth since February focused on the affordability of Kraft Singles, which confronts considerable competition from private-label cheese slices.

"One is aspirational: 'This is where we intend to go.' This is the other, 'We've already become this but we're not perceived this way.' " Siegelgale confronts growing competition from a wide variety of rivals.

Then, thanks to technologies like shipping containers and the Web, companies suddenly confronted brutal competition.

Also, Coke is confronting increasing competition from cheaper private-label cola brands.