Sentence examples for increasingly powerful competition from inspiring English sources
Fun for the dollar had been the RX-7's mantra, but for the third generation Mazda decided to meet the increasingly powerful competition head-on.
Arguably, these increasingly powerful platforms are already crushing competition and squeezing out great innovations.
It also faces fierce underworld competition from the increasingly powerful Naples-based Camorra and Calabria's 'Ndrangheta.
It also faces fierce underworld competition from the increasingly powerful Naples-based Camorra and 'Ndrangheta.
But then the BBC's problem is not television – where the broadcaster takes a fair share with mostly high quality programming against the combined competition of an increasingly powerful Sky and ITV, whose fast-improving finances should give it a stable base to invest for the long term – and find not just more fun like Splash!, but the next hit to rival The X Factor.
As the Mexican cartels have grown increasingly powerful, they have effectively subsumed the competition from neighbouring Venezuela and Colombia.
Over the past decade, KPCB faced a number of things that chipped away at its dominance — lackluster investments in green tech, competition from upstart firms and increasingly powerful angel investors, and the damage to its reputation from the ongoing salacious legal case, to name a few.
Competition for assignments is cutthroat, and increasingly powerful off-the-shelf software from Autodesk, Microsoft, Apple and others lets anyone with a workstation concoct the same stunts as the big guys.
Another aspect of the seventh generation was the beginning of direct competition between dedicated handheld gaming devices, and increasingly powerful PDA/cell phone devices such as the iPhone and iPod Touch, and the latter being aggressively marketed for gaming purposes.
Competition to attract this tourist cash is fierce and technology is becoming an increasingly powerful tool in the battle.
Audience-research tools became increasingly powerful weapons.
