Sentences with phrase «brutal competition»

Because of the very fast pace of technological improvements, there is brutal competition between companies to get the next big thing out first.

Because of the very fast pace of technological improvements, there is brutal competition between companies to get the next big thing out first.

Sony's problems were many: brutal competition for its once - dominant television group; being bested by Apple's (aapl) iPod, a humiliation for the Walkman pioneer; high - cost manufacturing in Japan; a failure to seize the music - streaming initiative despite years of trying.

Cuomo thrived on brutal competition, throwing elbows in basketball games with the press corps and seemingly unable to resist the urge to be the alpha male in any political situation.

«The Hunger Games: Catching Fire» Synopsis: Katniss and Peeta might have made it out of the Hunger Games, but their rulebreaking has made her a threat to President Snow, and so they're called back in for the Quarter Quell, an even more brutal competition that pits previous Hunger Games winners against each other.

Game theorists call this the paradox of the Prisoner's Dilemma, and it describes a dangerously fragile equilibrium achieved only through brutal competition.

The American commercial republic was conceived as an institutional design that would stir the self - interest of individuals to produce not brutal competition but civilized emulation, uplifting the people's material and moral standards of life.

During his forty - year career at General Electric, he led the company to year - after - year success around the globe, in multiple markets, against brutal competition.

There is brutal competition in this segment, but the Alienware M17x does manage to stand out.

Sony's problems were many: brutal competition for its once - dominant television group; being bested by Apple's iPod, a humiliation for the Walkman pioneer; high - cost manufacturing in Japan; a failure to seize the music - streaming initiative despite years of trying.

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[Lawyers] will need to develop strategies to cope with the fact that in the very near future, straightforward, out - of - court work will face brutal competition.

But despite these efforts, its biggest rival in that country, the ridesharing giant Didi Kuaidi, is proving to be brutal competition.

They have been around each other long enough to appreciate friendship more than brutal competition.

T. rex's accelerated adolescence may have been necessary, given the brutal competition for survival.

Thanks to the recession and brutal competition, many automakers have been forced to spend their money on more realistic designs.

Eventually there will be brutal competition and earnings will come down.

While there is brutal competition between eReaders they are all relatively new and unpolished devices.

I'm a bit concerned about how ETF providers might respond to brutal competition.

This is a brutal competition, and you're up against the same lawyers here as you are in your practice: same competition, different battlefield.

Thanks to brutal competition between insurers, life insurance shoppers have a dizzying array of seemingly interchangeable policies from which to choose.

You're reading this because your ancestors survived a brutal competition of sexual politics, this involves deceit and perceiving deceit, and this makes it an extremely non-trivial task to change minds at scale reliably in a competitive landscape.