Sentence examples for faces new competition from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Thompson's departure came as eBay faces new competition in the mobile space.

Sales of its only product until now, the multiple sclerosis treatment Avonex, have been flattening, and it faces new competition.

And at $21.95 a month, its main service faces new competition from several fast-growing free Internet services.

Although Dreamcast has recently been second in sales only to Sony's latest system, PlayStation 2, Sega faces new competition.

The industry faces new competition from phone companies, which will soon offer video products as well as voice and broadband, and a price war could ruin profitability.

American Indian casino revenues are stagnating just as tribal gambling faces new competition from online gambling and waves of new casinos.

While Microsoft has traditionally faced competition from companies like Corel, which has its own office suite that includes WordPerfect and Corel Draw, the company also faces newer competition from web-based apps like StarOffice, which was recently acquired by Sun Microsystems sunw and can be downloaded for free.

Meanwhile, newspapers face new competition from Web-based local news operations that are springing up around the country.

In addition to wireless and computers, Verizon is also facing new competition in local service in several states, including New Jersey, where regulators have reduced the prices Verizon can charge competitors to use its local lines.

But it is facing new competition.

Banks started facing new competition for both savers and borrowers.