Sentence examples for face the competition from inspiring English sources

You have to face the competition.

But they do not want to face the competition immigrants bring.

Mr. Laszewski is worried that the ensuing concentration is likely to lead to higher prices because large players will no longer face the competition from the smaller plans.

Because of his mentorship, I learned how to "sail" in Silicon Valley networks, approach and pitch to investors, draft a business plan and face the competition with confidence.

In its countersuit, Double Fine Productions said that Activision was actually trying to kill Brutal Legend "so that Guitar Hero would not have to face the competition".

Nothing has been won yet, and Liverpool still face the competition specialists in the final in Basel, but as Klopp might have said in his wholly justified appreciation of Spanish strengths, that is not bad company to be keeping.

McDonald's has sixty-six locandons, and faces the competition of Mr. Sandwich, a Hungarian firm.

Alexander Whitley faces the competition of having Adès's Piano Quintet played on stage.

As he notes, Britain now faces the competition of "emerging economies that want our jobs and our wealth".

When the Portuguese in 1498 opened direct maritime links with India, Venice faced the competition of the Atlantic ports, first Lisbon and Antwerp.

But the 2001 model faces the toughest competition yet.