Sentence examples for though competition from inspiring English sources

In Africa, though, competition is scarce, and on many routes there is only one operator.

By the middle of the decade, though, competition from cheap generics was proving as tough on generic-drug makers as it was on big pharmaceutical companies.

By the late 1800s, though, competition from the railroads drastically reduced traffic, and the canal was finally closed after the 1932 season.

At least shorter term, though, competition is constrained by the limited number of doctors who can offer resurfacing and the even smaller pool of practitioners like Dr. Macaulay who gained experience by participating in clinical trials and training courses overseas even before the F.D.A. approved the Birmingham hip.

[Ed: Kakao went public in 2014, and its valuation continued to soar. Though competition from soon-to-be public LINE has dampened its growth, Kakao is still valued at $6.4 billion currently). DC: Late-stage isn't really our strength, nor do we have a history of doing a lot.

[Ed: Kakao went public in 2014, and its valuation continued to soar. Though competition from soon-to-be public LINE has dampened its growth, Kakao is still valued at $6.4 billion currently.) DC: Late-stage isn't really our strength, nor do we have a history of doing a lot.

That creates a problem for consumers, though, since competition is ordinarily what keeps prices low.

The highlight though is the competition.

It is a competition, though, isn't it?

USEC's biggest problem, though, is foreign competition.

The increased competition, though, has meant lower profits for managers.