Sentence examples for saturated with competition from inspiring English sources

By the time apartheid collapsed in the early 1990's, S.A.B. was essentially locked out of the markets in most developed countries, which had become saturated with competition.

But the primary markets are saturated with competition.

The market opportunity for real estate is huge, but it's also saturated with competition.

While Dropbox has managed to find over 500 million people to use its services, the industry is saturated with competition.

It's easy to draw comparisons between LiveKick and Kayak, both are powerful aggregators in their respective areas, travel and event tickets, that are saturated with competition.

Nostalgic expatriates eager for a taste of home are a niche business; but when the home market is saturated with foreign competition, entrepreneurial Britons must take what opportunities they can.

Wednesday night brought further evidence that network television may be saturated with singing competitions, even as news reports circulated about which celebrated recording artists the Fox network would be adding as judges to revive the flagging flagship of singing shows, "American Idol".

33 Also, the competition calendar for the best senior players is saturated, with a year-round programme of alternating club and national team competitions.

They will face steep competition in a marketplace already saturated with established (and not-so-established) comics characters that major media companies have spent years snapping up for their own development purposes.

The market for finding general coupons and deals online is somewhat saturated with big names like Fat Wallet and Groupon, so competition is fierce.

Palm certainly knows how that feels: after launching the hardware equivalent of a Hail Mary pass in a market that's already saturated with smartphones, the pressure has been on them since day one to keep up with the competition.