Sentence examples for withstand competition from inspiring English sources

Wide-moat stocks have the ability to withstand competition for a very long time, while no-moat companies lack meaningful competitive advantages.

The cosy corruption of old Indian business habits cannot withstand competition, he suggests.

On the economic front, applicants need to establish a stable market economy able to withstand competition with other EU states.

However, dandelion would not exist on rangelands because they cannot withstand competition for water, nutrients, and sunlight.

MS. EPPS of Forrester also thinks sales of e-book readers, whether in color or black-and-white, will withstand competition from the iPad and others.

Ocado posted its first pre-tax profit in the first half of this year after 14 years of losses, but doubts remain whether its top-notch systems and strong customer service can withstand competition in the cut-throat grocery market.

One of the last companies standing in the ultra-competitive global ridesharing market, Gett has withstood competition from Didi Chuxing, Grab, Ola, Lyft and Uber and kept pace with those rivals as it claims a share of a worldwide market worth billions.

It is worth thinking about: If we can be defeated at chess, one of the superior games of the mind, then what are our chances of withstanding competition and pressure from computers in less creative areas?

Meanwhile, Championship outfit Dundee United withstood competition from Scottish Premiership clubs to sign Tony Andreu on loan from Norwich City, the midfielder who left Hamilton Accies for the Canaries for £1m.

The film industry also withstood competition from the home radio, and often characters in films went to great lengths to belittle the medium.

In the 1930s his little films could not withstand the competition from Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse.