Sentence examples for sharper competition from inspiring English sources

Faced with sharper competition, higher costs and a greater need for savings, even elite professionals are more nervous about their prospects than they used to be.

Given the budget crisis, the White House has reiterated the call for sharper competition in all areas of contracting, to lower costs.

In recent years, even as Egypt's overall economy has grown apace and more consumer goods have filled even lower-income households, the poor have won little relief from relentlessly rising food prices and sharper competition for secure jobs.

But as a sign of broader Chinese interest in the isthmus, on August 8th businessmen from the state-owned China Harbour Engineering Company said they were exploring the idea of investing in a fourth set of locks on the Panama Canal.Other developments point to sharper competition for the Panama Canal as it enters its second century.

Microsoft's aggressive move into the market for large corporate computer systems, bringing it into even sharper competition with companies like I.B.M., Sun Microsystems and Oracle, is viewed as a significant transformation of the company by analysts, who said it would require a fundamental change in Microsoft's corporate culture as well.

Sharper competition has also made for more efficient pricing, so Copart is sharing with its suppliers on bigger-gross-per items.

Low prices tend to signal sharp competition.

There was sharp competition to be the first to secure proofs of any important new book.

A short, sharp competition like the World Cup is very attractive to terrestrial TV".

These activities, conducted in the United States, Mexico, Japan, and Southeast Asia, brought them into sharp competition with the Chinese revolutionists.

But while Honda and Toyota finally figured out how to make good minivans, Chrysler failed to respond to the increasingly sharp competition.