Sentence examples for the pace of competition from inspiring English sources

But listen to what Bell executives have to say about the pace of competition in the local telephone market, which was opened to outsiders five years ago.

What we sometimes call rising to the occasion, from this vantage, is an invention of panicked souls whose metabolisms are not suited to the pace of competition.

With the human genome, an even greater prize, the pace of competition was intense, especially when his approach turned out to be more efficient than the one his rivals had chosen.

Whether the pace of competition will slow or gather speed rests on Congress in 1997.

Digitization, a driver of next-generation competition, adds flexibility but also speeds up the pace of competition.

Beyond the price paid for lost business opportunities as the pace of competition increases, consider also the mounting costs of maintenance as legacy systems age and grow ever more obsolete.

The pace of the competition slowed near the end because breezes, barely discernible at the bottom of the hill, were deemed too unsafe or unfair for competition.

But 5G will mean more than just keeping up the pace of wireless competition.

But the online stores are finding it much more expensive than they had expected to find and serve customers, while at the same time the frantic pace of competition is depressing prices and forcing costly giveaways like free shipping.

The intense pace of competition has been heightened by personal and institutional factors.

The slow pace of competition for consumers may be one reason local phone rates have continued to keep pace with inflation since 1996 while long-distance rates have tumbled sharply.