Sentence examples for industry compete from inspiring English sources

Project America tried to help an American industry compete against a foreign industry.

He backed passage of the Cable Communications Act of 1984, which deregulated rates and let the industry compete more effectively with broadcasters.

The government has pledged to help the struggling British steel industry compete with foreign rivals by backing measures including a lowering of energy costs and reducing business rates.

Loades also suggested that Opal cards be adapted as an option for fare payment to help the industry compete with the surging shared economy.

But local authorities may not get to use their veto as the government plans to remove the price support for onshore wind – making the industry compete directly with fossil fuel energy sources.

But she will not make the drive 41 miles north to Santa Anita Park on Friday to watch the horses of sheiks and titans of industry compete for more than $25 million in purses.

"And the irony is, the automobile industry competes with each other once a year.

If the imports with which the industry competes are subject to a duty of less than 50 percent, there is no effective protection.

Certainly anyone urging reform does well to remember that in higher education the United States remains an example to the world, and that American universities compete for foreign students more successfully than almost any other American industry competes for foreign customers.

What's more, he argues, the agreement will benefit South Korea by bringing competition into heavily regulated and inefficient service industries.South Koreans may groan, but their trade negotiators are held in awe by their counterparts in countries like Japan, whose car industry competes fiercely with South Korean brands.

Not least because agriculture is not the only industry competing for it.