Sentence examples for Lack of competing from inspiring English sources

The similarities include a lack of competing bids, lots of political posturing and restless shareholders.

His cupboards are peppered with instruction DVDs hosted by American conjurers; presumably thanks to Dungeness's lack of competing distractions, his mastery of card tricks has been honed to perfection.

In the early 20th century, the newspaper was the news incarnate, enjoying a status akin to the Internet's today but perhaps even more dominant, given the lack of competing technologies.

"Our conversations with investors lead us to believe that most want a raised bid, but that they are also cognizant of the lack of competing bidders and of the secular headwinds facing Dell's PC business," he wrote.

Barriers to entry may exist for competing firms, or a lack of competing firms may limit outside job opportunities (Lester 1952).

There had been little commercial pressure to upgrade Concorde due to a lack of competing aircraft, unlike other airliners of the same era such as the Boeing 747.

Do women's performances usually lag behind those of men because they lack a tradition of competing?

Clinicians lack quantitative estimates of competing mortality risks when considering treatments for BC.

However, QuickPics lacks the polish of competing photo apps I've come across over the years.

JK: The Internet of Things is pretty broad, and yet it still lacks standards because of competing technologies like Zigbee, NFC, WiFi, and Bluetooth.

Chalk it up to the impediments to change found in any large organization: passive leadership, lack of accountability, competing priorities.