Sentence examples for survived competition from inspiring English sources

Cable survived competition from the DVD rental store.

BMC survived competition from IBM. Can BindView survive competition from Microsoft?

I could tell that the students really wanted to hear stories about how we noticed a posting on Science Careers or Monster.com, answered an ad, and survived competition with 200 random applicants because that's their own best idea for how to land a position.

These billion-dollar subsidies helped the fleet survive competition from interstate trucking and civilian aviation.

Three things suggest that even its low-tech companies have a good chance of surviving competition from cheaper countries.

These "double-flowered" forms do not survive competition in nature, but they are valued and perpetuated horticulturally because of their showier flower heads.

It has to survive the heat, it has to survive competition from other colonies as well as from predators – there's always a lizard out there looking to slurp down some stray foragers.

After surviving competition from another crew named the Texans — this one in the upstart American Football League — it went on to win five Super Bowls, redefine the art of cheerleading and inspire the equal levels of adoration and resentment reserved for arrogant conquerors everywhere.

But can sub-Saharan Africa's garment trade survive competition from Asia?Lesotho's modern textile industry was started in the late 1980s by foreign investors who wanted to avoid sanctions imposed on South Africa, but were keen to use good South African roads and ports to export their products.

The German worker may be super-reliable an argument usuper-reliable ant decided to build argumentctory in Saxony not the Czech Repusedc—byt his joBMWannot survive competition from the East if his when day averages only seven hours.Lengthenitg working hours is not the only answer.

But in the meantime, it will have to survive competition from Waymate, GoEuro, and more.