Sentence examples for daunting competition from inspiring English sources
Mexican carriers would face federal safety and insurance audits, not to mention daunting competition from American companies for which every cost of doing business, except labor, is cheaper.
Ranked sixth in the world, England are fast improving but face daunting competition in the shape of not only France but fellow tournament favourites, Germany and the United States.
Meanwhile, Sinanet faces daunting competition.
His odds aren't great, what with daunting competition from Scandanavians Magnus Sterner and Heikki Sorsa.
Despite daunting competition, the company does it right, as evidenced by its growing sales and profits.
IBM's AS400 sales are facing daunting competition from the likes of Sun and Hitachi.
She cares, she really does, about the Korean women's archery team's daunting recent competition record.
While hope may spring eternal on that front, the scale of Quiznos problems could be daunting as competition intensifies from savvier rivals, Goldin said.
But not that much further.The rewards of success in America for the Indian upstarts are as alluring as the competition is daunting.
