Sentence examples for growing global competition from inspiring English sources

"The University is a world leader for research and education at a time of growing global competition.

Sewing machine operators, for example, are being hurt by a combination of increasing automation and growing global competition, Mr. Pilot said.

Post-World War II policies geared toward bolstering the economic recovery of Europe and Japan had created growing global competition for American manufacturers, who were also being hurt by fixed exchange rates, which kept the dollar artificially high.

The promoters of the newly opened Studios de Paris hope that French touches like these will give them an edge in a growing global competition to lure international film production and the millions of dollars it leaves behind for local businesses.

Much of the country's manufacturing industry remains impressively efficient, having taken steps during the 1990s to stay sharp in the face of growing global competition.Most of Japan's domestic economy, by contrast, has long behaved very differently.

Manufacturing companies have to withstand a growing global competition on different strategic dimensions like production costs, product quality and product innovation.

In a context of growing global integration and increasing international competition, new challenges are likely to emerge in Egypt's regional economies.

Meanwhile, Sony has been battling weak demand for its high-end Bravia TVs amid growing global economic woes and heightened price competition.

We see this as another misguided attempt by headline-hunting prosecutors to discourage innovation and limit competition in the growing global organized-crime business.

The competition rewards businesses with technology that can curb, and help people cope with a growing, global water crisis.

The competition Mr. Immelt and Mrs. Clinton want U.S. companies to win is the battle for dominance in the global marketplace and for the checkbook of the growing global middle class.