Sentence examples for devastating competition from inspiring English sources

It has helped pump up domestic demand, something a country such as Thailand, which has faced devastating competition from China in the export market, badly needs.

But, like all former national carriers in Europe, it is facing devastating competition on its short-haul flights from low-cost airlines.

When Intel faced devastating competition from Japan in the memory- chip business it helped invent, Grove spearheaded a move that turned out to be brilliant: By 1986 Intel quit making memory chips and put all its efforts into the riskier business of microprocessors.

A slight miss with a hand position could be devastating in competition.

Their absence devastated the competition.

Like many Japanese industries, the business-client base of Oji, based in a Tokyo suburb of the same name, has been devastated by competition from other Asian countries such as China.

However, given how devastating the polarised competition between PiS and prime minister Tusk's Civic Platform has been for the left, a scenario in which the latter would eventually ally with the Kaczynski brothers is not unthinkable.

They will mentally and physically learn how to make a long killing drive to the finish that particularly in high school racing can be absolutely devastating to their competition.

The shift to the cloud will leave "most, at least half, of today's companies totally devastated, with new competition coming up," says Tucci.

As a dancer advances through school, the cutthroat competition can be devastating for adolescents.

Monk came to mind as Mr. Lugansky, a competition warrior of devastating power and precision, subdued Beethoven at the height of his pianistic orneriness.