Sentence examples for to face competition from inspiring English sources
About half of America's state governments have now forced their erstwhile electricity monopolies to face competition.
Regeneron's drug is likely to face competition from off-label use of Genentech's cancer drug Avastin.
Mr. Spitzer, a Democrat, appears likely to face competition for his party's nomination as well.
To face competition from American meat, even more stockyards will need better grain for feed.
P77 Radio 5 Live to face competition from TalkSport for Premier League audio rights.
(The same donor also paid for visits from a blonde "social acquaintance").But Mr Emanuel is sure to face competition.
It's also going to face competition from the Surface Book, the first-ever laptop Microsoft has ever produced.
Yet Humira is also expected to face competition from cheaper so-called biosimilar versions of the drug by 2016.
A 30percentt stake in Telkom has been sold and the company is set to face competition within several years.
The company is also expected to face competition from other parties - possibly Britain's third largest bookmaker, Coral, and the Tote.
Without contact, he said, players might be unprepared to face competition from bigger athletes at the high school level, which could cause "serious catastrophic injury".
