Sentence examples for flood of competition from inspiring English sources
That connection has been particularly important in the past few years for hotels, which are increasingly seeking novel ways to distinguish themselves from a flood of competition.
Mr. Giuliani said the resulting flood of competition among insurers for customers would lead them to reduce the costs of their policies, estimating that only 20 million to 30 million of the 120 million who currently get their insurance through an employer would need to sign up for individual insurance plans for that to happen.
Even way back during the first dot-com boom people were already predicting that American and European coders would soon be driven into the poorhouse by a flood of competition from low-cost nations like India and Brazil.
If the two agencies can't play well together as New Jersey faces a flood of new competition for its casino dollars, this might be a good time to do what most other states do -- put the casino control business under a single roof.
No doubt, though, there's a flood of new competition.
But the flood of new competition has weighed heavily on the minds of investors and dragged down the company's stock.
And there's nothing quite like an election campaign, either, to bring on a thoughtless flood of metaphors likening political competition to mortal combat (and a thoughtless flood of metaphors, full stop).
In these circumstances, a male's chances of paternity require the delivery of large volumes of sperm to flood out the competition, and infants are conceived after competition in the reproductive tract between sperm from rival males.
Economists had expected housing starts to decline slightly in the face of dwindling demand and competition from a flood of foreclosed properties.
As Japan's long-closed economy lowers some dikes to a flood of cheap imported goods, this increased competition is finally driving many prices here toward rest-of-the-world levels.
You'll have to find accommodation at short notice in competition with a flood of new undergraduates.
