Sentence examples for facing aggressive competition from inspiring English sources

TechCrunch has learned, and now confirmed, that Delivery Hero is getting out of China after facing aggressive competition from local startups, which include the likes of Ele.me and Baidu Waimai.

Facing aggressive competition for the first time in years, Intel saw its share of the x86 MPU market fall to 76.3% in the third quarter of 1998, as AMD, with a 13% share, and Cyrix gained market share, according to International Data Corp., a Framingham, Mass.-based market research firm.

Foreign currencies are unpredictable, the economies of many of Procter's markets have slowed and the company faces aggressive competition.

But it faces aggressive competition in its home market: two British news websites have stormed America.The Daily Mail's website, Mail Online, has cheerfully flouted online publishing conventions since it was relaunched in 2008.

While the two pharmacy benefit managers say they face aggressive competition from other managers for their business, a recent analysis by Morgan Stanley Research indicated that the 50 largest companies in the United States rely heavily on the services of Medco, Express Scripts and the third major benefit manager, CVS Caremark.

Their everything-for-everybody approach will face aggressive competition, and analysts predict that software companies focussing on specialized industries are the next wave of the e-infrastructure build-out.

Firms like Bertelsmann, which was happy to enter the U.S. media market by acquiring Random House, apparently are less happy at the prospect of facing aggressive, U.S.-style competition on their home turf.

They are facing aggressive, marketing-savvy domestic competition in a retail market that is growing 16% to 18% a year.

Now they are hoping that by banding together they will be better positioned to face increasingly aggressive competition from Microsoft.

While the drain to the USA has been slowing in recent years, it is clear that Canada will face increasingly aggressive competition for its health human resources in the very near future [ 28].

Fortunately, not every company faces aggressive targets.