Sentence examples for wave of competition from inspiring English sources

Over the next couple of months, Apple will face yet another wave of competition.

For Detroit's big three, keeping their heads above the new wave of competition from Asia will prove just as stern a test.

And becoming even bigger may be the best defence against a rising wave of competition from car-sharing schemes of various types, some backed by carmakers.

And so the supposed tidal wave of competition that the law was expected to unleash is barely a ripple for most local phone consumers.

And while hardly renowned for its technological innovation, T-Mobile was the first to introduce the now popular Android phones, which unleashed a wave of competition in the smartphone market.

Like many on the right (myself included), the president regards the Reagan era as a moment when American businesses adjusted relatively successfully to a new wave of competition from abroad.

As more of the telecommunications industry has been deregulated in recent years -- bringing waves of competition in everything from pay phones to home phones, business phones and cell phones -- hundreds of companies around the country are now providing directory assistance.

It survived a first wave of foreign competition in the 1990s.

Some Canadian retailers and early American transplants are preparing for a wave of new competition.

Reports of his intentions to set up an internet bank early in the new year may spark a wave of further competition on the internet.

Yet few of these periods of change have promised to transform air travel as thoroughly as the wave of increased competition, new entrants and aggressive price cutting now sweeping through the airline business in both Europe and America.