Sentence examples for weather competition from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said at the time that marginal weather, competition from larger resorts, dwindling attendance and financial losses forced the closing.

The fact that it has diversified across different categories could also help it weather competition.

The company's market share in that country underwent a dramatic decline in 2012 as it failed to weather competition from Samsung.

Nevertheless, some cross types appear to better weather competition and may have differential abilities to branch and produce seed heads, thereby resulting in differential seed production (Mercer et al. 2006b; Mercer et al. 2014).

"It's also important to remember that each team prepares for the cold weather competitions from their homeland where temperature averages 82 degrees year-round".

"Any kind of warm-weather competition to Florida is something we need to take into account in our marketing plans to position ourselves vis-à-vis those countries".

While its smartphone business is still weathering competition from other Android device makers, Samsung Electronic's semiconductors performed well, while sales of displays to Chinese smartphone manufacturers (including companies whose final products compete with Samsung devices) also took off.

While visible indications of thermal strain in young players are routinely witnessed during hot-weather competition, the full extent and prevalence of excessive body core temperature and exertional heat illness incurred on court, as well as the consequent contributing role of thermal strain in performance outcome, are largely unknown in junior tennis.

Neither man's marriage could weather the competition.

The Olympic ski courses have been made almost entirely of man-made snow since 1988 and are injected with water to create superslick, ultrahard ice that can withstand weather and competition.

The group warned in April that full-year profits were likely to below market expectations, blaming the cold weather, tough competition and "promiscuous" shoppers for an unexpected fall in sales of sausage rolls and sandwiches.