Sentence examples for facing global competition from inspiring English sources
Industrial and agricultural lobbies have opposed entry, claiming that Russian companies require more time before facing global competition.
After creating his plan, the retail operations chief facing global competition said he's no longer "shying away from things that are too hard". Dolf van den Brink said: "I'm much clearer on where I really can contribute and where not.
PSA Peugeot Citroën is a private company facing global competition in a cutthroat business with its main market in a recession, and France is an expensive place to make anything, let alone the low-cost cars that make up a large part of its business.
Mr. Obama, clad in a "Hampton blue" robe, said the 1,072 graduates were better poised to enter an economy still recovering from recession and facing global competition than Americans without a college degree, who have an unemployment rate twice as high as those with one.
These companies are facing global competition.
Gates replied that U.S. students are already facing global competition and that restricting the entry of foreign talent simply penalizes U.S. companies.
