Sentence examples for unprecedented competition from inspiring English sources

The mouse now faces unprecedented competition.

But even Nintendo says it faces unprecedented competition in a smartphone era.

"There's unprecedented competition in this market," said Johannes Reifenrath, a spokesman for Mercedes.

He is facing unprecedented competition in his bid to form a new government.

Books face unprecedented competition from media that are more quickly consumed, and that require less obvious exertion than reading.

But the risk is that trade momentum will simply move elsewhere.Even before Cancún's failure, the global trade-negotiating process faced unprecedented competition from bilateral and regional trade deals.

He wants to complete the Great Society project of such progressive forefathers as both Roosevelts and Lyndon Johnson, and make it sustainable in an America that faces unprecedented global competition.

Institutions of higher learning are being challenged as never before by many forces: the tough and uncertain economic climate, profound changes in funding, and unprecedented global competition for the best and brightest students and faculty.

Skilled workers' vocational identity is a crucial component of the German workforce, central to its ability to remain successful in an era of unprecedented global competition, because of its effects on vocational capacities, skill performance, and quality (Rauner [1999]; Skorikov and Vondracek [2007]).

Underpinned by the quality revolution launched by the late W. Edwards Deming many decades ago, and driven by unprecedented foreign competition, manufacturing has been achieving extraordinary advances in quality, efficiency and productivity.

The unprecedented surge in competition has caused many exchanges to seek safety in size.