Sentence examples for suffer competition from inspiring English sources

While manufacturing workers suffer competition from cheap foreign labor, everyone else enjoys cheap foreign manufactured goods, so a majority is happy.

During therapy, however, cells are subject to death induced by chemotherapy as previously described, suffer competition of its glucose transporters by 2-deoxy-glucose and thus have their energetic capacity reduced potentially leading to death by energy depletion or may suffer low pHe induced death.

He recently lost his job as a metal polisher in a medical device factory that suffered competition from overseas.

It suffered competition from CBS footage of the first round of the 2010 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, which drew 9.68 million household viewers.

Internationally, The Last Stand topped the box office in 26 countries with a total gross of $76.1 million overall, but suffered competition from The Da Vinci Code, which retained the top spot in most markets, and beat The Last Stand in international gross that weekend with $91 million.

In the short term, Russian farmers could suffer from competition from Belarus, and Russian steel workers from competition from Kazakhstan.

In these instances competition obviously has some effect, but it does not sufficiently explain why older, mature organs suffer in competition with those still in active development.

"In the end, it's usually the older malls that suffer from competition," Mr. Barnard said.

Incubators may also suffer from competition with other incubators for management teams and ideas.

He thinks that the first to suffer from competition will be the small, indigenous manufacturers among China's 120 carmakers.

Under the existing arrangement, the French not only lose tax funds, but their firms suffer in competition with businesses with headquarters in Monaco.