Sentence examples for difficult for them to compete from inspiring English sources

As young gaming companies like MindJolt rush into the market, some analysts say, it will be difficult for them to compete with well-capitalized giants.

Paradoxically, even as Woods drove up the earnings of journeymen like Jay Williamson, he was making it increasingly difficult for them to compete on the tour.

Agricultural groups are angry about free-trade agreements that make it difficult for them to compete with cheap, less eco-friendly foreign imports.

Ironically, once companies become locked in their entrenched market positions, it became difficult for them to compete by breaking the same laws or untangling their existing channel relationships.

But the technique has not been successfully used for mosquitoes, in part because the radiation usually used to sterilize the insects also injures them, making it difficult for them to compete for mates against wild counterparts.

A move to subject heavy industries to the tax would be opposed by French companies that already complain the costs of doing business in the country make it difficult for them to compete in Europe and elsewhere.

Restricting Data Portability to Prevent Use of Competing Online Ad Platforms: Google is accused of using contractual restrictions on advertisers that make it unreasonably difficult for them to port their data to competing ad platforms.

"It is difficult for teachers to compete.

It made it difficult for us to compete".

"And it makes it very difficult for anyone to compete with him in a primary".

The revised proposal with SoftBank made it more difficult for Dish to compete.