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Meanings of cut-throat competition in English

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Usage of cut-throat competition in English
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This doubtless tended to eliminate cut-throat competition and thus stabilize the industry.
A History of Trade Unionism in the United States
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But the booming market is also highly fragmented and characterised by cut-throat competition.
Reuters
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Despite the cut-throat competition the Koreans have plans for world domination.
The Irish Times
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Brokerages cut commission rates to woo customers amid cut-throat competition.
Reuters
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We are conscious of the towering modern challenge that is called specialism or cut-throat competition-Business
What's Wrong with the World
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You have a lot of people in cut-throat competition, & frankly, we just got out.
The new yorker
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The landmark move is likely to trigger cut-throat competition and lead to lower prices across Europe.
The Irish Times
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They all sounded cheerful enough, but there was a definite undercurrent of malice and cut-throat competition.
The unnatural inquirer
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His appointment represents a significant move by the U.S. lender amid increasingly cut-throat competition for private bankers.
Reuters
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Many retailers in China are grappling with rising and labour and operating costs as well as cut-throat competition.
Reuters
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Global TV manufacturers are restructuring their businesses and outsourcing production as cut-throat competition and weak demand squeeze margins.
Reuters
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BMW has been hit by a slowing Chinese economy where cut-throat competition leaves its ageing product range increasingly exposed.
The Irish Times
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India's top telecom carrier Bharti Airtel posted its 10th straight quarter of profit decline as cut-throat competition squeezed margins.
Reuters
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After all the cut-throat competition and stiff upper lips of Wimbledon, it was time for some fun and games.
The Irish Times
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Rival General Motors (GM) GM.N has decided to stop selling cars altogether in India due to cut-throat competition.
Reuters
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Some in the construction industry say a regulatory vacuum and cut-throat competition has unleashed a flood of cheap, poor-quality products.
Radio NZ
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