Sentence examples for a challenging competitor from inspiring English sources

Wireless last mile technology is becoming a challenging competitor to conventional wired last mile access systems like DSL and cable modems or even fiber-optic cables.

Pinterest's potential to understand users' intent is what may make it a challenging competitor to Google's search engine, which has been selling ads against users' queries (their intent) for years.

For these tests, we compare our results to BWA-SW which is the most widely used long-read aligner and the most challenging competitor to YAHA for finding primary alignments on either chimeric or non-chimeric queries.

But I had not tried the wines in a while, and I knew Mr. Jenson would provide challenging competitors.

At a news conference Thursday alongside the auto workers' president, Rick Wagoner, G.M.'s chairman, said the settlement would "enable us to work together effectively to address what I think is pretty clearly a challenging set of competitors".

Rick Wagoner, the chairman and chief executive of G.M., said the agreement "will enable us to work together effectively to address what is pretty clearly a challenging set of competitors".

A challenging situation is intensified by a competitor also having tested a dark-chocolate-with-fruit product that was likely to be introduced into the U.S. marketplace in the near future.

Rutland water is a beautiful setting for a race, full of friendly competitors, helpful marshals and a challenging course.

With competitors like Sprig, it's a challenging arena for us, given the amount of capital we raised.

A human opponent is much more interesting and challenging a competitor, and we do not believe we could program a challenging AI with the limited chip memory.

"In a challenging environment we think Intel is executing well, especially when you look at the poor executing of its nearest competitor," he said.