Sentence examples for given the intense competition from inspiring English sources
In other cloud businesses profits will be elusive, given the intense competition from Amazon, Google and increasingly IBM.
Now, with the booming economy, contractors are submitting much higher bid prices given the intense competition for their labor.
Toyota would be lucky if it was able to sell 100,000 cars combined, given the intense competition in the low-cost small car segment, Mr. Taketani says.
It was a lousy way to wrap up a two year term on the security council, given the intense competition to win the seat.
And given the intense competition to get into the best business schools, nor will it be long before applicants start preparing for these essays as thoroughly as they would an interview or written questions.
Given the intense competition for finite higher education resources, the argument goes, there has to be some way to separate the wheat from the chaff, and to give hardworking students from poorer backgrounds a chance to rise to the top.
But given the intense price competition in telecommunications, Mr. Suria wrote, lucrative cash flows from customers are no sure thing.
The experience convinced Anderson that his city needed to follow London and have a highly visible figurehead – especially given the intense global competition that exists between cities. Now he has his wish.
Obviously, this is an exaggeration, but the philosophy is still there -- the intense competition, the praise given for having one's name everywhere.
