Sentence examples for rising competitive from inspiring English sources

In part, that decrease can be explained by rising competitive pressures, administrators said.

The company also has faced rising competitive pressure from Subway, which has courted women aggressively with marketing promoting its healthier options, as well as from other chains.

Others that went on to attract VC investment after a successful crowdfunder have still struggled with delays and rising competitive threats.

And so in essence, what started out as China trying to display emerging capabilities morphed into India one-upping China, and then resulted in a message from the West reminding both of those rising and competitive Asian powers that while they're up-and-coming contenders for global dominance, they're still a lot more up-and-coming than they are contenders.

The price of the horse, which begins at $125 and can rise in competitive bidding, is the cheapest part, said Ms. Malloy, who has a mustang and three Arabians.

The research firm said the companies face an uphill battle, with their usual challenges of high fixed costs and cutthroat competition exacerbated by falling SUV sales, rising rates, greater competitive intensity and slowing consumer spending.

They are now more competitive, rising to the challenge and finding new markets.

Combined with a weak dollar, it has driven up the rouble much faster than the central bank would like, leading some economists to argue that Russia still risks catching "Dutch disease": a strong currency, rising imports, less competitive exports.

CHEVROLET CAPRICE POLICE PATROL VEHICLE Rising to the competitive challenge, Chevy has dusted off the Caprice nameplate last used in 1996 and pinned it on a rear-drive cruiser.

More importantly, a rising number of competitive choices may potentially assist investors of all types in attempts to get best execution.

Responding to the survey, Kevin MacDonald, of chartered surveyors Graham and Sibbald in Inverness, said: "Momentum has been maintained during January, which is indicative of rising confidence with competitive bids, closing dates and more encouraging prices".