Sentence examples for ever-growing competition from inspiring English sources

They and UNAM face ever-growing competition from private ones (see chart).

iHeartRadio is seeing ever-growing competition in the digital radio sector, with apps like Pandora growing steadily as well as the introduction of iRadio, Apple's new Genius-based streaming service.

With cuts to local authority budgets and ever-growing competition for charitable grants, many are struggling to stay afloat.

DaimlerChrysler said on Friday that it was cutting production slightly of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, which faces ever-growing competition from other midsize sport utility vehicles.

Though Gartner notes it's being squeezed by "ever-growing competition from Chinese manufacturers", while slowing demand for its flagships are squeezing its profitability.

As you can imagine, this new partnership between Uber and CMU is also interested in dominating the driverless car realm, creating ever-growing competition with the newly established (potential) Ford/Google and (existing) GM/Lyft clans.

This may not have been an issue in the past but the upcoming increase in tuition fees, and ever growing international competition, is directing the spotlight onto higher education marketing as never before.

These kinds of moves can be very useful in expanding your presence across ever-growing digital markets – and in squeezing out your competition.

Since then, Magnify has had to weather an economic downturn and plenty of competition from Brightcove, Ooyala, and the ever-growing YouTube.

Alive, pulsating and ever-growing.

Why the ever-growing fascination?