Sentence examples for facing competitive pressure from inspiring English sources
Traditional telephone companies are facing competitive pressure on several fronts, including from the cable companies and upstarts like Vonage.
New Zealand is a small open economy facing competitive pressure from both its geographical distance from large markets and its minimum wage, which is above key international competitors.
But this week, in the wake of Vanity Fair magazine's disclosure that W. Mark Felt was his secret source -- Deep Throat -- it became clear that Mr. Woodward had been facing competitive pressure from an unlikely source, the Felt family itself.
Although team-based challenges are frequently used, and individuals who identify with one team tend to lend when facing competitive pressure from rival teams, lending to the same project as the rival team, however, creates an implicit 'cooperation' with the rival team.
Meanwhile, ALOUD is facing competitive pressure.
Still, the presentation provides a window into Google's strategic thinking at a time when the Web's dominant search engine was facing competitive pressure on numerous fronts.
Facing competitive pressures at home and abroad, NKK and Kawasaki have been struggling under the weight of over 1 trillion yen of interest-bearing debt and looking for ways to cut costs and capacity, analysts said.
Unlike Microsoft, Intel is also facing competitive pressures in the cheap PC market, turning the chipmaker into much more of a price taker than Microsoft has ever been.
According to a research note from Standard and Poor's, the shares are "trading above other discount peers while facing competitive pressures and continuing margin contraction".
When any congregation offers free services, nearby synagogues face competitive pressure.
But as union leaders argued when they tried unsuccessfully to block the China trade bill in the House, many leading United States companies are like Zebco: they face competitive pressure to save money by producing in China -- often exporting back to the United States -- rather than making goods here to sell in China.
