Sentence examples for deep competition from inspiring English sources

LivingSocial, which says it has more than 46 million registered users in 46 countries, has been in deep competition with Groupon, the sector leader.

NodeFly faces some deep competition but its focus is right.

The acquisition is testament to the deep competition playing out in the market.

However, years ago, all watch companies were in deep competition with each other over timekeeping.

Still, that's a lot of money for a company in deep competition with Photobucket, RockYou, FilmLoop and others.

And as Apple dings key Microsoft revenue lines, the latter has to find other areas of profit, such as hardware, where it already has deep competition from its own partners.

He steered his daughter into a dry-land weight program when she was 10 and entered her in meets in Florida and California to expose her to deeper competition.

Some of Labour's specific policies, including Ed Miliband's energy price cap and the pledge to force through deeper competition in the banking sector, could also prompt a selloff in the shares of individual companies.

Open-source search providers are GSA's deepest competition.

"He won three golds on the track in the deepest competition in athletics.

But with that networking capability it will mean deeper competition for a host of new startups.