Sentence examples for increasing competition that from inspiring English sources
Given Cisco's size, the scope of the overhaul and the increasing competition that is eroding the company's market share, a turnaround could take time.
By increasing competition, that rivalry benefits both companies and both can do well, he said.
Referring to the increasing competition that America faces from rapidly rising education levels in other countries, Romer said, "A crisis is a terrible thing to waste".
Mr. McCain said that his plan would foster increased competition that would in turn lead to lower costs.
Sprint, the No. 3 long-distance telephone company, has been troubled by the falling prices and increased competition that have plagued the rest of the telephone industry.
While Del Monte's fruit sales slumped because of increased competition, that was more than offset as the vegetable and tomato categories benefited from people coping with the recession by eating more meals at home.
The first true business class arose soon afterward, and versions of it have evolved, since then, in response to the fluctuations of national economies, the increased competition that followed airline deregulation, and other factors.
The family is benefiting from a financial transformation propelled by new technology and increased competition that has driven down the average cost of sending money to Mexico by nearly 80 percent since 1999.
Yesterday the company said it had swung to a loss for its fiscal first quarter due to increased competition that caused revenue to shrink 16%.
ON May Day, the historic workers' holiday, the European Union will expand to 25 countries, bringing increased competition that forces economic liberalization in the comfortable countries of old Europe.
The same computerization and increased competition that provided the benefits also weeded out people who had the obligation to step up in times of stress, and virtually eliminated the ability of people and institutions to slow or halt markets when something goes badly wrong.
