Sentence examples for faced rising competition from inspiring English sources

Pabst's brands, as with American brewers in general, also faced rising competition from craft beers, spirits and wine.

In recent years, TV Guide has faced rising competition in listings from increasingly sophisticated local guides published in newspapers and scrolled listings on cable television.

The plant was also hampered by age — it still produces its own fittings in an in-house foundry and smithy, a necessity during wartime — and faced rising competition from China and Europe.

Nickelodeon also has faced rising competition for younger audiences from streaming services including Netflix and Amazon.

Irrigated agriculture is facing rising competition worldwide for access to reliable, low cost, high quality water.

But they face rising competition from pharmacy managers owned by large insurance companies.

Fairtrade is also facing rising competition from rival ethical labelling systems, such as the Rainforest Alliance.

They face rising competition for jobs in Hong Kong itself as banks and other high-paying employers increasingly hire mainland college graduates with family connections in Beijing.

And it faces rising competition for that kind of content from sites like Hulu, a joint venture between NBC Universal, Fox and ABC.

The BlackBerry pagers may help Smart attract upper-income customers as the company faces rising competition from its nearest rival, Globe Telecom.

But Costa faces rising competition from sandwich chains such as Pret a Manger and Greggs, while Premier Inn is up against the likes of AirBnB.