Sentence examples for newfound competition from inspiring English sources

Roughly 100 million American households subscribe to some form of television; that number has remained remarkably stable for years, despite newfound competition on the Internet.

But now new private schools are springing up to serve poor and working-class black children, giving the still dominant public system some newfound competition and perhaps even devising models that will end up influencing it.

Intel, he said, which warned analysts on Sept. 21 that its third-quarter revenues would not meet the company's earlier expectations, was facing newfound competition from its chip-making rival, Advanced Micro Devices, and was not executing as well as it could be.

Meanwhile, grocery store chains must increasingly compete with meal delivery and newfound competition from grocery delivery services like Amazon Fresh.

"With this newfound competition," says Cohen "retailers and in particular Victoria's Secret –will find themselves competing across all ages young and old, all sizes, petite and full, as well as prices".

Recent mergers, such as of United and Continental in 2010, and British Airways and Iberia in 2011, have led airlines to reduce service in North America and Europe, combining formerly overlapping routes to cut costs (and hike fares in the newfound absence of competition), resulting in fuller planes and fewer alternatives should something go wrong.

In one of a handful of similar cases, the Federal Trade Commission and the Idaho attorney general are investigating whether St . Lukes has become too powerful in Boise, using its newfound leverage to stifle competition.

Shales, a Pulitzer-winning TV critic best known for his work at The Washington Post and whose vicious reviews have become the norm, opens by assessing Kimmel's newfound status as the late night competition to David Letterman and Jay Leno Jimmy Kimmelel still comes across like a guy who crashed a party and got caught at it, yet adamantly refuses to leave," Shales wrote.

Although Google's newfound enthusiasm for video has created more competition for fewer traditional search results, it has enabled sites with video assets—even sites that would otherwise score poorly in the Google index to successfully achieve first-page rankings.

Although he admitted that he used Microsoft products, and that they were cheap and excellent, he still hewed to his newfound position that the company was somehow stifling competition by releasing products that consumers found valuable enough to keep buying in droves.

Mr. Zoellick says the bank's newfound openness is part of a push to embrace competition, both internally and externally, as it tries to reduce poverty and foster economic development.