Sentence examples for faces vigorous competition from inspiring English sources

Judge J. Frederick Motz of the United States District Court said that Microsoft's proposed settlement contained "structural biases" that would help the company gain control of one of the few software markets where it faces vigorous competition.

Entering its 78th year, the grande dame of public broadcasters faces vigorous competition from commercial radio and TV in the home market yet has retained a 39% television audience share and a 51% chunk of radio listening.

Booker still faces vigorous opposition.

But they, too, are facing vigorous arguments from prosecutors.

Industry experts reacted warily, but said that in the face of vigorous competition, Levi Strauss had no choice but to innovate.

Microsoft lawyer Bull Neukom sees the deal as favorable to his clients case, claiming that "The proposed deal demonstrates a simple truth: that there is vigorous competition in the marketplace and that Microsoft faces resourceful and capable competitors".

Microsoft lawyer Bull Neukom sees the deal as favorable to his clients case, adding that "The proposed deal demonstrates a simple truth: that there is vigorous competition in the marketplace and that Microsoft faces resourceful and capable competitors".

Mr. Scheepbouwer, the KPN chief executive, said Ms. Kroes would seek to create the same level of vigorous competition across Europe that exists in the Dutch telecommunications market, one of Europe's most competitive, where KPN faces alternative telecommunications and cable television operators that together have 58 percent of all Dutch broadband subscribers.

Ad Scheepbouwer, the chief executive of the Dutch telecom operator KPN, said Ms. Kroes would seek to create the same level of vigorous competition across Europe that exists in the Dutch telecommunications market, one of Europe's most competitive, where KPN faces alternative telecommunications and cable television operators that together have 58 percent of all Dutch broadband subscribers.

"We have absolutely no issues with competition or more competition or vigorous competition," Mr. Bibic said.

I think vigorous competition is a good thing.