Sentence examples for struggling competition from inspiring English sources

They dominated the regular season but collapsed in the playoffs, and along with the rest of the league were unceremoniously turfed out when (in an deal even Palmer might have said "whoa, hold up" to) Aussie major leaguer Dave Nilsson paid $5m to acquire the rights to the struggling competition.

Before the fatal crash and the disappearance of the 370, Malaysia Airlines had been struggling against competition from rival low-cost airlines in its home markets, racking up losses of more than $1.4 billion since 2011.

Many of the country's specialized retailers are struggling against competition from supermarkets, online retailers and Internet download sites.

Struggling against competition from Netflix and Redbox, the video chain has lost about $1.1 billion since the beginning of 2008.

Many of the big drug companies are struggling amid competition from generic drugs and pressure to lower charges and provide more information to regulators after safety scares.

Wal-Mart, struggling with competition in the warehouse club sector led by the Costco Wholesale Corporation, said that it was "very disappointed" with results from Sam's Club, but that profits in that unit should improve in the first quarter.

As with other brick-and-mortar booksellers, the company has been struggling with competition from online rivals and e-book sellers such as Amazon.

Struggling against competition from Chinese smartphones, Samsung Electronics posted a lackluster second-quarter earnings report with its slowest profit growth in more than a year.

It's struggling with competition from online giant Amazon and other retailers and is also paying its employees more, which has reduced its profits.

If Spears joins Cowell and the only other remaining judge, LA Reid at the judges' table, that leaves one more seat to fill for Season 2 of the struggling singing competition.

On the United States national team's struggling in competitions: "It doesn't surprise me anymore because the game isn't being taught very well in the U.S.A.