Sentence examples for storm competition from inspiring English sources

HWASUNG, South Korea, Dec. 3 — For Choi Hae-pyung, head of an electronics parts maker, running his business over the last year has been like steering a boat through a double storm: competition from China and the rising value of the Korean currency have squeezed his already thin profit.

The BBC's hardly pioneering in taking eSports to what may or may not be a television audience, though – ESPN broadcast Heroes of the Storm competition play in April, TBS is going to show Counter-Strike, and there are several channels in the Far East dedicated to eSports, such as Korea's Ongamenet and MBC Game.

At what age to they create a perfect storm for competition, rivalry, and resentment?

Given this perfect storm of competition, changes in reader behaviour and new technologies, how do we keep local media vital and relevant?

Fernando Bale had stormed the competition to clinch the win.

The arctic-alpine plant is especially delicate, and on Isle Royale it usually inhabits cracks in rocks by the shore where it finds protection against cold waters, storms, and competition from other plants.

But now look at the looming competition storm.

Citing a shaky economy and the growing threats of casino expansion in the neighboring states of Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio, a state report predicted 2012 "will be remembered as the relative calm before Indiana braces for the looming storm of interstate competition for gaming revenues".

How far has the United States risen above the gathering storm of global competition in science?

"We are going to take the Paralympic five-a-side competition by storm".

This would have to change before the networks could definitively be said to have weathered the storm of ever-increasing competition from alternative channels on cable and now satellite TV, he said.