Sentence examples for met competition from inspiring English sources

The Boswells left England for South Africa, where they met competition from the German circus, Pagel.

Railroads in their turn met competition from the automobile, and since the 1950s many secondary rail lines have been closed.

The reason dates from the 2004 election, when "Faithful Citizenship," the bishops' official booklet-length reflections, met competition from punchier conservative voter guides insisting that the church's position on five "nonnegotiable" issues — abortion, euthanasia, embryonic-stem-cell research, human cloning and same-sex marriage — should determine how Catholics vote.

"We took our prices down to meet competition," he says.

Mr. McMurray recalled meeting competition dancers who had never heard of Mark Morris.

An initial investigation suggested that Poundland would have to close 80 stores in order to meet competition regulations.

All of its projects have been negotiated with the customer, and the company policy is to not reduce prices to meet competition.

The Nasdaq Stock Market said yesterday that it would raise about $5.9 billion to help finance its purchase of the London Stock Exchange Group and meet competition from rivals who are also expanding overseas.

CRH was tipped as a possible buyer since the merged group is likely to have to sell subsidiaries to meet competition concerns.

To meet competition from road haulage, with its greater flexibility and higher speeds, water transport must find its solution in its capacity for larger units, thus necessitating the enlargement of channels and locks.

Mr. Sandila said Nokia's move was designed to meet competition from Samsung, the No. 2 with a 17 percent share, and rivals ZTE and Huawei, both of China, and Q-Mobile, a Pakistani cellphone maker.