Sentence examples for under stiff competition from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s, under stiff competition from states like Texas and California, Georgia wrote into law exactly what type of seeds and soil would yield its sweet Vidalia onions.

Virgin's retrenchment has seen it not just grounding its domestic flights but pulling back from destinations such as Tokyo, Mumbai and Cape Town, under stiff competition from Gulf carriers.

10 03 p.m. | Updated The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, the troubled supermarket operator, filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday to reorganize its finances after suffering under its big debt load and from stiff competition.

Driven by stiff competition, industrial manufacturers find themselves under growing pressure to optimize apparently conflicting technical and financial goals in an environment of ever increasing product complexity.

It's true that he has some stiff competition from the likes of John Mitchell, who served under Richard Nixon.

In a city with stiff competition for travel dollars and new rooms constantly under construction, hotels are scrambling to create promotions that give their properties a little personality, positioning themselves as go-to places for their desired customers.

And restaurateurs face stiff competition.

They faced some stiff competition.

However, it faces stiff competition.

The Eagle has stiff competition.

TargetSpot may face stiff competition.