Sentence examples for more aggressive competition from inspiring English sources

Subscriber growth at America Online continued to be brisk, despite even more aggressive competition from Microsoft's MSN service.

Cisco, based in San Jose, Calif., has recently struggled in the face of more aggressive competition that is pressuring prices downward.

In fact, if Lululemon's sales start falling, it won't be because – as the company wants you to believe – it's because of "PR issues", as it delicately calls its founders' sizeism; it's more likely because of more aggressive competition from rivals rather than alienated customers.

The number of people choosing to make things for themselves may not turn out to be a very large proportion of the population, but it will vary significantly among products and even a small volume reduction in industries with a high level of fixed costs (most manufacturing) can lead to more aggressive competition and serious margin erosion.

Will we start to see more aggressive competition for prime assets from private equity funds and institutions?

We're also worried that margins on 3G equipment will not be as good as on 2G, because there's a lot more aggressive competition".

Last week, the trade group issued a detailed "Case for a U.S. National Airline Policy," calling on the federal government to reduce aviation taxes and regulations, assist the industry in facing more aggressive global competition, curb fuel prices and volatility and spend more money on improving the national air traffic control system and other federal services.

More aggressive enforcement of competition rules would help, too.Bringing more of the export supply-chain inside Mexico would have another pay-off.

He also said the Assembly should be more aggressive in encouraging competition among electric companies, which could help lower Staten Islanders' electricity bills.

MacQuillin doesn't think fundraising is becoming more aggressive, but acknowledges competition is fierce and acquisition of new donors is getting harder.

While Intel has denied the allegations, A.M.D. executives are hoping the case will present an easy opportunity for the next administration to take a noticeably more aggressive approach to competition issues.