Sentence examples for overwhelming competition from inspiring English sources
"Sophie Scholl" is not a great film, but then, in its sober reliance on documentary accuracy, it faces overwhelming competition.
"House" clearly felt the impact of overwhelming competition in that hour, dropping to just a 2 rating in the 18-49 group, its worst performance ever.
Analysts said a primary reason for The National's shift toward national sports coverage was the overwhelming competition from local newspapers and radio and television stations.
Americans' fear of foreign trade has grown sharply in the last 20 years, in tandem with a rising tide of globalization that has exposed American workers to overwhelming competition from laborers in developing countries.
However, unlike the other former communist countries, eastern Germany, as part of united Germany, automatically received the benefits of full EC membership, though its factories also immediately faced overwhelming competition from western producers.
Along with a greater focus on education and women's issues, this is part of a rethink of MST strategy in the face of overwhelming competition from large-scale agribusinesses.
For reasons we can only surmise — maybe the appearance of overwhelming commercial competition — a vital state grew moribund and gradually dropped from sight.
The Europeans are demanding that television broadcasting and film productions remain exempt from GATT's restrictions on subsidies to help their film and TV industries survive overwhelming American competition.
The major US studios are continuing to gobble up local film industries; the once-thriving Hong Kong film business is in a severe slump, thanks to overwhelming American competition, and even India's seemingly invincible Bollywood cinema is wavering under the assault.
It wasn't because general-equilibrium models of perfect competition had overwhelming empirical success.
In Japan, One Last Chance By early August, Irabu had compiled a respectable but not overwhelming record given the competition.
