Sentence examples for hard competition from from inspiring English sources
In a business that is driven on economies of scale — and hard competition from other and bigger players ready to compete on those margins (from Amazon and eBay through to Rocket Internet outfits and more rivals appearing every day) — that's proven to be a challenge for the company.
It was hit hard by tough competition from online rivals, supermarkets and digital downloads.
The nuclear power industry faces hard times, with tough competition from natural gas for meeting new electricity needs and a prevailing nervousness about nuclear safety after the Fukushima Daiichi accident in March.
So it's hard competition".
Sports are about playing hard, competition and, yes, getting hurt.
"Lots of rock hard competition".
The business has been hit hard by competition from supermarkets, as well as the rise of online rentals.
Elk gather because they're fed and have been since 1912, when the herd faced extinction from hard winters, competition from cattle and overhunting.
Contract talks between the carrier -- which has been hit hard by competition from Ryanair, EasyJet and other discount airlines in Europe -- and several pilots' unions have been stalled.
On Monday the chain, which has been hit hard by competition from supermarkets as well as the rise of online rentals, went into administration for the second time this year.
