Sentence examples for difficulty of competing with from inspiring English sources
In a May speech, he referred to the difficulty of competing with Japanese companies "due to active intervention to keep the Japanese yen weak, versus the U.S. dollar".
Too great, sometimes, for the liking of homegrown film producers, who have long complained of the difficulty of competing with Hollywood.
For example, American companies complain about the difficulty of competing with foreign companies that don't have to pay for employee medical coverage.
As in other Western countries, however, France's merchant fleet has steadily shrunk, largely because of the difficulty of competing with lower-cost carriers.
Adding to their caution is uncertainty over whether Congress will exact a carbon tax, an increase in natural gas production in the United States and the difficulty of competing with the established energy industry.
Q. Have you not directed your efforts toward the international market over the years because of the difficulty of competing with countries that produce tea, like China, Sri Lanka, Kenya and Turkey? A. Years ago we did not place much emphasis in this area, but we changed that about three years ago.
In particular, they may cause science-interested minorities to shift out of undergraduate STEM fields because of the difficulties of competing with students with stronger academic preparation.
He said Birmingham was in the "unenviable position" of competing with Liverpool to be classified as the city in England worst affected by local authority cuts, but councils throughout the UK faced similar difficulties.
Given the theoretical difficulty of competing intermolecularly with an ∼1100 Å intramolecular protein-protein interaction and the partial occlusion of the 7c12-binding site on the SH2 domain by the kinase domain, we consider the degree of inhibition that is achieved by the 7c12 monobody to be symptomatic and strongly indicative of a specific vulnerability.
Briere spoke of the difficulty of competing against the players he grew with in Buffalo who are still Sabres, and reeled off their names.
