Sentence examples for overseas competition from inspiring English sources

Eyedea Presse said its problems were compounded by a provision of French labor law that requires agencies to take on photographers full time after using a certain amount of their work, a serious competitive disadvantage when their overseas competition employs many freelancers.

Overseas competition is a fact of life.

Inside the solar industry, many are not convinced that Solyndra faltered because of overseas competition.

The once-mighty textile industry has suffered from overseas competition but is still significant.

Vestas' profits have plunged because of increased overseas competition and weakening consumer demand.

Judges questioned whether First Solar could stand up to overseas competition.

Workers have been repeatedly squeezed by bosses who blame aggressive overseas competition.

Declining student numbers and increased overseas competition pose the risk of a dwindling European research footprint.

Mr. Sweeney advocates using labor's political power to fight for workers' rights and to protect domestic jobs from overseas competition.

For its part, G.M. is facing slim profits, stiff overseas competition and industry sales beginning to slump.

They also question why the government should provide special help to the relatively small portion of unemployed workers who lose jobs to overseas competition.