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Apple faces considerable competition in the streaming market which, according to industry body the IFPI, had more than 41 million paying subscribers in 2014, and a further 100 million accessing free tiers of streaming services like Spotify.

But it already faces considerable competition from boutique chains like Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Dillanos Coffee Roasters and Blue Bottle Coffee that have already developed thriving businesses in what are known as single-origin coffees and microlots.

The number of zeros is intended to generate more showings for a property that has sat on the market for more than a year and faces considerable competition, according to Robert Bland, the manager of the Greenwich office of Sotheby's International Realty, which has the listing.

Mr. Lee, 54, and Mr. Frears, 70, may bring a bigger spotlight to their films because of their record, but they face considerable competition from rookies for buzz.

Returning to Miami, he would have faced considerable competition at running back from Frank Gore, the projected starter in 2002 before he badly injured a knee in spring practice.

Mr. Schmidt, however, said that Google and DoubleClick are "small components of a much larger advertising market," and face considerable competition.

NYSE Euronext executives have repeatedly argued that they face considerable competition from the CME Group, a derivatives exchange based in Chicago, saying that it has more employees in Europe than Liffe and a larger portfolio of interest-rate derivatives than the combined NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse businesses.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer faced considerable competition at indie venues, not just from Murder on the Orient Express but also Breathe, Call Me By Your Name and upscale hit The Death of Stalin, which has now reached £3.6m after 17 days.

"He is another player we faced considerable competition to sign, which only serves to highlight how impressively he performed for Portsmouth last season".

Today NASA faces considerable challenges, including tight budgets, increasing competition from venture-capital-funded startups and the all-important safety needs surrounding human spaceflight.

Peter Voser will take over from Jeroen van der Veer as chief executive on July 1. "The industry, and Shell, faces considerable challenges, from high costs, volatile energy prices, and competition for new projects," Mr. Voser said.