He hardly lost a match in major tournaments or the Davis Cup for years running, nor any (recorded) match at all in 1924, and won fifty-seven games in a row against stiff competitors.
China is India's stiffest competitor.
Perhaps the stiffest competitor for the title of "best chambers" would come from the office of the presiding justice at the appeals court in Manhattan, the Appellate Division, First Department.
That service is, of course, facing stiff competition from competitors and larger incumbents, but given that Square is pulling in a good chunk of revenue ($332 million in Q3), it seems to be doing relatively well — if not overly ambitious.
The results followed a woeful year; at the end of its fiscal year in March 31, the company reported a loss of $5.7 billion, in the face of stiff competition from Korean competitors and Apple.
The steel industry, run down by decades of decline, struggling with rising pension and health care costs and facing stiff competition from overseas competitors, is littered with the husks of bankrupt companies like National.
Faced with stiff competition from well-established competitors for prominent commercial space, Metro Bank has had to wade through complex planning applications to get its branches approved.
Less than a year after it emerged from bankruptcy protection, and facing stiff competition from low-fare competitors, US Airways is seeking buyers for a number of its assets, including its East Coast shuttle and possibly one of its three hubs, people who have been briefed on the airline's plans said last night.
Still, the company faces some stiff competition from direct and indirect competitors, including businesses like Stash Invest (direct), and Wealthfront, Betterment and Robinhood (indirect).
