Sentence examples for difficult to compete when from inspiring English sources

So it's more difficult to compete when everyone is offering the same level of service.

Mr. King said it was very difficult to compete when employers had a captive audience they can put pressure on at the workplace as well as obliquely threaten to move work overseas.

As these players engage in a fight to the bottom in an escalating pricing war, a company like Rackspace whose main focus is infrastructure services finds it increasingly difficult to compete, especially when these other companies can cover their losses with more profitable parts of their organizations.

For example, independent funeral directors have found it increasingly difficult to compete against corporations, which receive significant discounts when they buy in large quantities.

Ferguson said: "When we play like that we are very difficult to compete against".

It's extremely difficult to compete against the roster of riders out here on a daily basis when I'm 100percentt.

When Heinrichs arrived at North Carolina in 1983, many women on the soccer team found it difficult to compete against their friends, for fear of ruining their personal relationships, Dorrance said in an interview after the 1999 Women's World Cup.

It's very difficult to compete and keep costs down.

"It's just getting more difficult to compete," he said.

Independent inventors began to find it difficult to compete with inventors hired by the corporations.

And everyone's finding it really difficult to compete with them".