Examples of 'faced competition' in a sentence
Meaning of "faced competition"
faced competition - This phrase indicates that a person or entity encountered or dealt with a competitive situation or environment. It implies that there were rivals or opponents challenging them in a competitive scenario
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He faced competition from numerous other strikers at his new club.
The price of lead fell and the company faced competition from the Cévennes mines.
Newmont faced competition in its bid for Normandy from AngloGold.
Bastin may have won more caps but at the time faced competition from Eric Brook.
Sky initially faced competition from the ONdigital digital terrestrial television service later renamed ITV Digital.
And God knows we faced competition.
It soon faced competition from other sports, including variant forms of football.
But a few years ago, the sector faced competition from Asian countries.
It also faced competition from specialty dairy breeds, which became popular among cheese makers.
On the eve of the American independence, Bermuda faced competition with its maritime economy.
And they quickly faced competition from private companies, each with its own marketing pitch.
Mishin lacked Korolev 's political authority and still faced competition from other chief designers.
They gradually faced competition from the adjacent turnpike road, which was quicker but more expensive.
But in the 18th century, increasingly, they faced competition from other places of worship.
It faced competition from Warcraft and X-Men, Apocalypse.
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Indian firms, including SMEs, also faced competition from abroad as a result of globalization.
Historically, Hyundai only faced competition from Korail for the inexpensive ground-based delivery market.
In the early 1900s, the internal combustion engines faced competition from steam and electric engines.
Those who remained faced competition from the importers of Canadian fish, and a depleted fishing supply.
Morsi and the Brotherhood also faced competition from Saudi-backed Salafists.
The episode also faced competition from ITV 's screening of Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
In the early 1950s, glass manufacturers faced competition from the new plastics industry.
Historically, UPS only faced competition from USPS for the inexpensive ground based delivery market.
The theater also faced competition from Royal Cinéma.
The Merina people faced competition from other ethnic groups.
French wheat faced competition from Argentina.
Congolese concessionary companies faced competition from rubber cultivation in Southeast Asia and Latin America.
More recently coal has faced competition from renewable energy sources and bio-fuels.
This time, Calimetrics faced competition from both above and below.
Allosaurus may have faced competition from the meat-eating Ceratosaurus.
Since its inception, Netflix had faced competition from some of the emerging players back then.
Yet IBM 's mainframes still faced competition from an alternative technology known as Unix.
During his time at PSG, he faced competition from strikers like Pauleta and Fabrice Pancrate.
Additionally, the European Commission faced competition for land from other European institutions based in Kirchberg.
Vital Football has faced competition from Rivals, a similar site, and Footymad.
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Difficulties faced in the fulfilment of employment objectives
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