Sentences with phrase «more brutal competition»

Not exact matches

In summary, actors say they only do what they are told by the writers and directors; writers and directors say producers require them to put more sex and violence into the shows; producers say it is the networks that demand more sex and violence; networks say their choices are limited, the competition is brutal, and the sponsors demand results.

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

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

The competition will be brutal and it'll force companies to offer more and more services for less and less of a cut.

It's even more dangerous to forget that the competition is brutal — $ 1 games, free news apps, the Internet, and more.

The UK's top law firms need to follow the lead of investment banks and take a more brutal approach to underperformance as they fight to maintain market position in the face of growing competition from US firms and legal services providers.