Sentence examples for faced strong competition from inspiring English sources
The science community applauded the announcement, though some pointed out that Britain still faced strong competition from countries that invest more in science.
By the 1970s, the company still played a major role in aeronautics but faced strong competition from General Electric and was plagued by poor performance at its own Pratt & Whitney subsidiary.
Media regulator Ofcom said that 60 newspapers had closed in the past year, including 50 freesheets and 10 paid-for titles, which had faced strong competition in their markets.
Nominated for Best Actor; lost out to Jamie Foxx for Ray At 74 Eastwood became the oldest person to win the Best Director Oscar (having faced strong competition from Martin Scorsese for The Aviator), but showed no sign of slowing down in his acceptance speech: 'I'm just lucky to be here.
Runner-up Danny Wilson (Swindon Town) He faced strong competition from, among others, Southampton's Alan Pardew, Norwich City's Paul Lambert and Leeds United's Simon Grayson but the man who led Barnsley into the Premier League against that "It's just like watching Brazil" soundtrack has rediscovered the managerial touch he lost at Sheffield Wednesday.
The 1953 novelty (How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window, was Page's only British hit, and faced strong competition from several other recordings, including one by Carole Carr, with children's chorus and Rustler the dog, and a version by Lita Roza that reached No 1.
Operating income, however, slipped 4.8percentt as the company faced stronger competition in Mexico.
