Examples of using Fierce competition in English and their translations into Polish
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The German league is characterized by fierce competition with highly competitive teams who only stop battling when the final whistle is sounded.
Caused by the fierce competition amongst prague retailers one has to have an outstanding window display to be noticed by customers.
hospitals also need to engage in fierce competition between one another to gain patient attention.
You overcame fierce competition to come to KAIST,
You can pit yourself against the fierce competition of up to seven others on a local LAN or across the Internet,
owing to the fierce competition from road and rail transport.
Airlines are facing fierce competition and their profit margins are lower than in other industries,
In addition, over-capacity led to intense price-cutting and fierce competition in the domestic market which restricted international expansion.
Given the fact that airlines are facing fierce competition, the profit margins are lower than in other industries employers are looking for ways to cut costs in order to remain competitive.
In the modern world where there is fierce competition, companies need to implement customer relationship management.
Fierce competition in the European airline industry
The fierce competition in quartz stone factories shows the vigorous
Given the fact that airlines are facing fierce competition, the profit margins are lower than in other industries14 and employers are looking
At the end of the first decade of the new millennium, postal operators are facing fierce competition from electronic means of communication.
had decreased by 28,3% during the period considered because of fierce competition on the third-country markets.
penalizing for European operators who, despite fierce competition from non-EU(mainly Asian) companies,
inflames fierce competition and an insatiable drive is present.
London is the first city to host the Games 3 times and that amid fierce competition in the modern age where there are mega cities that dwarf our own 8.1 million.
is vital to ensure the future of an activity that faces fierce competition from mass imports from countries outside the EU, where labour costs are extremely low.
its customer deposit base, Moody's observed some outflow of deposits in H1 2009 due to fierce competition in the market and aggressive pricing by other Polish entities.