Sentence examples for face competition in from inspiring English sources

When you don't face competition in your market, why bother?

As other nations' surpluses turn to deficits, America will face competition in global financial markets for its borrowing needs.

But could the literary pioneers face competition in their ambition to single-handedly revolutionise the reading habits of Londoners?

But the Chinese may face competition in the bidding, as spinning off the sugar division would give the market a better idea of the company's value, analysts said.

(Traffickers generally keep their deals because they face competition in the home country. A bad reputation would cost them future business).

But Visudyne is expected to face competition in the next few years from new drugs for macular degeneration being developed by Eyetech Pharmaceuticals, Genentech and Alcon, among others.

In smartphones, the company faces competition in the high-end market from South Korea's Samsung Electronics and Apple.

But he is facing competition in Hoboken and Jersey City these days from trucks with more ambitious menus.

Bill McFadden, who handled Mick, faced competition in the terrier group from his wife, Taffe, who showed a Bedlington named Ch.

Kodak faces competition in digital cameras and pocket video from Sony and Canon, and from companies that make smartphones with cameras.

Thanks to its corruption and inefficiency, it already faces competition in some parts of the country from the white-led Democratic Alliance.