Sentence examples for under increasing competition from inspiring English sources

The nation recovered from the ensuing economic depression, but the theatre, under increasing competition from motion pictures, radio, and television, did not.

They are also expected to argue that they are under increasing competition and pressure from casinos on Indian reservations nationwide, especially those in Southern California, which they say are stealing many of their customers who used to fly out for the weekend.

Venice has come under increasing competition from the Toronto Film Festival in Canada, which overlaps with its Italian rival.

Venice has come under increasing competition from the Toronto Film Festival, which overlaps with its Italian rival.

Nils Hasselmo, president of the Association of American Universities, called the budget picture "disappointing at a time that it is so important to sustain the innovative capacity of our nation, especially under increasing competition from Europe and Asia".

EMC lately has come under increased competition from rivals such as Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems.

Ahold's American chains have been under pressure from increasing competition in the U.S. grocery market.

The current context of the global economy and a shortage of capital is putting cities all over the world under great pressure and increasing competition between them.

The results provide insightful implications on future challenges and increasing competition under 3G and 4G mobile phone networks whereby the e-payment market will get bigger when Thailand would enter the ASEAN Economic Community AECC — upcoming regional competition in AEC countries) in 2015.

The profit margins on the business have come under pressure over the last 18 months with increasing competition.

The grocer has been under pressure to reduce costs as it has faced increasing competition from other chains offering specialty and organic foods at lower prices.