Sentence examples for faces substantial competition from inspiring English sources

"In fact, Amtrak faces substantial competition that Warrington never understood".

Company towns are largely a thing of the past in this country; even Wal-Mart Stores, the nation's largest employer, faces substantial competition for workers in most places.

Unlike the personal computer operating system market, where it has a monopoly with Windows, Microsoft faces substantial competition in server software.

"Spectre" hasn't been as well-reviewed as its predecessor, and it's also facing substantial competition from 20th Century Fox's "The Peanuts Movie," which could take in $50 million to $55 million this weekend as it opens domestically. .

Yet it will face substantial competition from Christopher Nolan's critically acclaimed war film "Dunkirk," which is expected to continue to do strong business for Warner Bros. after a better-than-anticipated debut of $50 million last weekend.

Adobe is likely to face more substantial competition in the area of web design than it has in print publishing.

After exerting an unrivalled grip on Britain's drinkers for centuries, the traditional pint of beer faces its first substantial competition: from a Whitehall-approved smaller measure.

She faces strong competition, however.

Today, notwithstanding the fact that Mrs. Clinton faced some fairly substantial competition for attention -- Yasir Arafat was meeting with President Clinton in another room of the White House -- there was a wall of photographers and cameras and reporters, taking down every word Mrs. Clinton had to say about the sculpture and the arts in America.

The question is whether HP can pull it off in the face of what will be substantial competition from IBM and the rest of the computer firmament, including Sun Microsystems sunw and Compaq Computer cpq. "It's a first step in the right direction, but they're walking, not running," says Phil Rueppel of BT Alex.Brown in San Francisco.

Although early signs suggest that domestic deregulation will be a success, U.S. firms still face substantial barriers to competition in many international markets.