Sentence examples for substantial competition for from inspiring English sources

Company towns are largely a thing of the past in this country; even Wal-Mart Stores, the nation's largest employer, faces substantial competition for workers in most places.

Today, notwithstanding the fact that Mrs. Clinton faced some fairly substantial competition for attention -- Yasir Arafat was meeting with President Clinton in another room of the White House -- there was a wall of photographers and cameras and reporters, taking down every word Mrs. Clinton had to say about the sculpture and the arts in America.

Tesla is building a so-called gigafactory in Nevada to make Powerwall battery packs for homes and business; the facility will have substantial competition from rival battery makers when it gets off the ground. .

After exerting an unrivalled grip on Britain's drinkers for centuries, the traditional pint of beer faces its first substantial competition: from a Whitehall-approved smaller measure.

First, products will be stronger -- more likely to survive and reproduce -- if they have emerged from a struggle for life, from substantial competition.

"In going east to west, we're entering a new market for which there is already substantial competition.

"In fact, Amtrak faces substantial competition that Warrington never understood".

Both the wireless and wired markets for high-speed internet access have become heavily concentrated, and neither is subject to substantial competition nor oversight.

Both the wireless and wired markets for high-speed Internet access have become heavily concentrated, and neither is subject to substantial competition nor oversight.

"New Jersey has a tradition of home-rule and lack of cooperation, but substantial competition".

This increasingly common transport method has provided substantial competition with pipelines in some markets.