Sentence examples for of vicious competition from inspiring English sources

Upstart e-commerce, media and telecommunications companies have a particularly high bar because of vicious competition.

Instead of struggling to survive in the bloody shark-infested "Red Oceans" of vicious competition, why not move to the "Blue Oceans" where there was little or no competition?

Its "codes of fair competition," as Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins wrote in the Chamber's monthly magazine Nation's Business, "would protect the reputable businessman against sweatshops and other forms of vicious competition which force down prices and wage scales".

Kodak's current woes boil down to that eerily familiar song: An old-line technology company unable to adapt to the fast-pace and vicious competition of the digital age.

Don't think of sports as a vicious competition.

In an interview with the Times on February 19th he said that crack cocaine-dealers, along with their guns, were being forced out of cities by tougher policing and vicious competition.Yet the overall reduction in gun crime in big cities hides a more stubborn problem.

In both cases, the wars were as much about vicious competition between sectarian groups as they were about the decisions of military and political leaders.

People struggled with hunger and a vicious competition for survival.

Many left their rural hometowns for the more prosperous cities only to face vicious competition for scarce white-collar jobs.

The problem for long-distance carriers is vicious competition.

In addition, the enterprises in this industry are dispersed and have little industrial cohesion, and face severe and vicious competition.