Sentence examples for fighting competition from inspiring English sources
Their expansion will add to the woes of Walmart, which is already fighting competition from "dollar stores".
Blockbuster, which has been fighting competition from rivals like the DVD-by-mail service Netflix and DVD rental kiosk operator Redbox, said it lost $39.7 million, or 21 cents a share, in the quarter that ended July 5.
Mr Waxman won, but Mr Dingell bested him in the battle of the retirees; Mr Waxman was the first of the two men to announce that he was leaving Congress.What Mr Dingell did with this considerable power was defend the car industry, blocking the regulation of exhaust fumes, fighting competition from Japanese imports and championing the bail-outs of GM and Chrysler in 2009.
"We're fighting tooth and nail to get people to understand that is an incredibly inefficient vehicle," says Liu. Liu is also fighting competition.
2. Learn about robots created for fighting competitions by reading and discussing "When Nerds Collide: Robots at War". 3. Understand the form and function of the five components of a robot; "design" robots to perform everyday tasks or household chores.
Apparently originally built for fighting competitions, Fonzie has been reprogrammed to dance to LMFAO, which is horror enough.
And despite finishing in last place on the TV show, which was not solely comprised of fighting competitions, Palacios, a "perennial underdog" as McLaren describes him, became the only fighter to survive the cut after the network rebranded.
American business vests great hope in it, partly as a way of fighting Chinese competition.
Americans' need the same resolve in fighting for competition that their corporations have shown in fighting against it.
The company, which expects to save $400 million a year, said it was fighting strong competition from abroad.
