foreign competition

"They are now taking a look around at foreign competition."

The question now is whether it can continue to hold its own against foreign competition.

Actually, he said, it opened the public market to foreign competition.

This is particularly true of companies that face foreign competition.

These changes are related to new technology and foreign competition.

From 1954 through 1969 the tournament was open to foreign competition.

But foreign competition and labor problems closed much of it down.

The new version, they said, would for the first time take account of foreign competition.

The bond market, for example, may not be opened to foreign competition until 1995.

In part, that is because foreign competition will not disappear.

He is the chairman of the domestic and foreign competition group in its Washington office.

"We are in an entirely different ball game now with the foreign competition," he said.

Still, the foreign competition isn't what it was back in 1980.

The industry has been battered in recent years by increased foreign competition.

Those that try, he noted, might not be able to overcome strong foreign competition.

Of the top 25 businesses in the county, 20 face stiff foreign competition.

Further efforts to protect American companies from foreign competition must be resisted.

Some American workers will doubtless be hurt by foreign competition.

As foreign competition pours in, many will go belly up.

And unfortunately, some government policies are actually helping foreign competition.

The country was opened up to foreign competition, which put pressure on domestic industries.

They favor, for example, assisting workers who have lost their jobs to foreign competition.

The increase in foreign competition is expected to raise the price of putting a car on the track.

He's traveled to factories that take on foreign competition and win.

He also says the bill would cost American companies money and undermine their efficiency at a time when foreign competition is growing.