Sentence examples for more fierce competitions from inspiring English sources

I'm sure we're going to have a few more fierce competitions and fierce games against them this season".

But Mrs. Greenberg's store was in for more fierce competition.

Online finance has unveiled a new world for personal finance that has led to more fierce competition among traditional financial institutions.

Due to more fierce competition of channel usages with other nodes, these transmissions are longer than the cases with a smaller sample rate and AL will increase compared with the lightly loaded stage.

It also didn't help that Apple rolled out iTunes Radio, adding even more fierce competition to music streaming platforms.

"With that being said, when guys are your friends, sometimes that makes the competition more fierce because it's the last people we want to lose to".

Retail chains selling multiple varieties of phones and network packages blossomed along high streets in the 1990s, but with margins squeezed and competition more fierce than ever, network operators have an incentive to cut out the middlemen and sell through their own outlets.

But frequently the hype is more than deserved: fierce competition sees off duds pretty rapidly and the stars shine bright.

Customers are willing to pay a premium for the shiniest devices, while competition is more fierce among more easily produced, lower-end ones.

This condition is becoming particularly severe for the group that economists call younger millennials: the young adults who entered the job market in the wake of the recession, a period in which the unemployment rate among 20- to 24-year-olds reached 17 percent, when graduate school competition grew more fierce and credit standards tightened.

In addition, with the changes of consumer environmental awareness or/and subsidy policy, manufacturers may obtain more profits even if the competition is more fierce.