Sentence examples for increasingly stiff competition from inspiring English sources

However, the velocity of news would increase dramatically with the development of new mediums including cable news and the internet, and newspapers faced increasingly stiff competition in their basic business.

He adds that they were a last-ditch attempt to highlight the weakness of the industry's regulator, Transport for London (TfL), in the face of increasingly stiff competition from Uber, the smartphone app for hailing minicabs.

In recent decades other circuses, big and small, have provided increasingly stiff competition, and while the big top has a few new tricks, the tent at the revamped Coney Island is most notable for harking back to its delightfully grubby past.

It will face increasingly stiff competition from Cisco and Nortel, whose product lines are much broader.

Large corporations that eliminated employees in the name of outsourcing and automation are now facing increasingly stiff competition from small businesses with access to these same efficiency-enhancing tools.

Supports local family farms: There's no doubt local family farms have decreased in numbers over the years, succumbing to the high cost of running a farm and increasingly stiff competition from giant conglomerate-run farms that produce massive amounts of extremely cheap produce.

Competition for grants has become increasingly stiff, with the council receiving 96 applications for its Arts Alive grants in 1999.

Ericsson has faced stiff competition from Nokia, Motorola and, increasingly, Siemens in the last year and has been plagued by parts shortages and other manufacturing problems.

Increasingly, the nuclear power plants still in operation face stiff competition in electricity markets from newer and cheaper forms of generation, like natural gas, solar and wind power.

In recent years Hyundai Motor along with subsidiary Kia has increasingly lost market share at home and abroad from stiff competition and the lack of SUVs.

The company faces stiff competition from search giant Google and others as well as an increasingly dismal market for online advertising, which provides the bulk of the company's revenue.