Sentence examples for increasingly competitive products from inspiring English sources

But it's also because Chinese vendors that start out producing knock-offs quickly learn the ropes and then start to produce increasingly competitive products.

Convenient for sharing with friends, Facebook offers free unlimited storage and an increasingly competitive product.

And with the dollar's value declining against other currencies, Chinese buyers can afford more of Staco's gear, as its prices are increasingly competitive with European companies' products.

"It is becoming increasingly common for banks to offer competitive products while demanding a degree of loyalty by linking a purchase to a second product," he said.

Its purchase of Home Retail was part of a push to sell a broader range of products in an increasingly competitive grocery market.

The Treasury's presence in G.M. disturbed investors and prompted some consumers to avoid its products in an increasingly competitive United States auto market.

The point is clear: From the middle of the 19th century, sports mattered to American colleges for their image and their product in an increasingly competitive higher-education environment which increasingly grew to see its raison d'etre in educating a broad middle class rather than guard and hone aristocratic privileges.

The product blitz underscores the increasingly competitive environment in the European industry.

"This sound North American business model is further supported by a product portfolio that is increasingly competitive with that of Asian automakers," Moody's said in a statement.

It's also said that with pollution and safety regulation getting tougher, it is increasingly difficult for smaller manufacturers to build high-quality, competitive products.

In today's increasingly competitive marketplace, designers and manufacturers are extremely concerned with the perceived qualities of their products.