Sentence examples for high competition from from inspiring English sources

The study shows that the EU expansion in 2004 brought high competition from abroad.

The stock, which is down 12% for the year, fell 4% as the analysts worried about high competition from Under Armor and Adidas were disappointed with slow growth in the upcoming orders.

Amongst the notable stocks, GPS device maker Garmin dropped 6% after Goldman Sachs lowered its rating to sell from neutral on concerns of high competition from Fitbit and Apple and slowing growth in its wearable fitness device business.

In such populations, limited substratum availability and high competition from local D. antarctica zygotes would suppress settlement of zygotes from such migrants.

Wild foraging is still an important source of income in remote rural areas in Uzbekistan, but high competition from industrial production may reduce the possibility to stay in the international market.

The results from specification (2) indicate that initially competitive industries that faced higher competition from imports, also witnessed an increase in their residual industry gender wage gap over time.

The company said profits would be down between 2.5% and 5% to £74m to £80m, hit by lower footfall at shopping centres as consumers spent money online and higher competition from pubs and rival restaurants.

Because matches to object memories affect the competition, these two types of silhouettes operationalized, respectively, high competition and low competition from the grounds.

Heptathlon specialist Johnson-Thompson, from Liverpool, won a high-quality high jump competition from 17-year-old Morgan Lake, who cleared a new personal best of 1.94 to break the British junior record, and Isobel Pooley (1.88).

Sperm from the high competition lines also tended to do better than the no-competition sperm in defense on average, although the result was only statistically significant for Line C during the first day of competition (p < 0.0001; Fig.  6).

In many parts of the Continent, unemployment remains chronically high, and competition from Eastern Europe is sometimes singled out as the culprit.