Sentence examples for difficulties in competing from inspiring English sources

The perception of the Blackberry as a business phone has led to difficulties in competing with Apple and Android.

Senator Hatch said he hoped that the Justice Department's decision to file the lawsuit would encourage other computer companies to come forward and discuss their difficulties in competing with Microsoft.

Team Detroit was born because WPP decided that "we had to start doing things in a transformative way," Mr. Rogers said, to help Ford Motor after a spate of difficulties in competing against other large automakers.

The municipal waste compost fertilizers often have difficulties in competing with the chemical fertilizers due to lower nutrient content and the presence of heavy metals.

One of our difficulties in competing with China is because the Chinese government heavily invests in important consumer industries.

Other recurrent problems relate to unavailability of production inputs (e.g., feed, seed, etc)., lack of logistical support to isolated fish farmers and difficulties in competing with cheaper fish products from natural waters.

Indeed, Mr. Wolf predicts that Yahoo may face difficulty in competing with the integrated media companies, like Time Warner.

However, Astounding was moving into the lead position in the science fiction magazine field at this time, and Hornig had difficulty in competing.

EU jobs and firms have great difficulty in competing with cut-price imports from third countries that have excess production capacity and subsidised economies, mainly in the steel, aluminium, bicycles, cement, chemicals, ceramics, glass, paper and solar panels industries.

No one underestimates the difficulty involved in competing with established marques at the top of the automotive tree.

The decline shows eroding demand for Nokia's products and the difficulty Microsoft faces in competing against Apple and Google.