Sentence examples for a third entrant from inspiring English sources

And a third entrant is run by Ahmad Chalabi's nephew.

In an age when patients will often have diagnosed their problem before they walk through a clinic door, the provider may start to feel overwhelmed by a third entrant into the patient-provider dialogue: the elusive online source.

Looking over their shoulders, IBM and Dragon are wary of a third entrant into the market: Microsoft.

And the race, which had been only a two-way contest between Intel intc and Advanced Micro Devices amd, may have a third entrant in the form of Transmeta, an upstart from Santa Clara, Calif.

And now there's a third entrant attacking both the brokers and RIAs: robo-advisers.

For instance, all else being equal, a first entrant with a very strong brand name will tend to be more successful in locking in customers than one without a recognized brand name.

And it has taken a fifth entrant, Three, to agitate for cheaper mobile internet access and faster progress towards the 4G auction which will ensure networks have the spectrum they need to support the explosion in smartphones.

Of course, having the most abundant resources and the most valuable skills is always desirable, but in calm waters, a first entrant lacking those advantages may still have the latitude and the means to defend its product against later competitors.

(The list would have a tenth entrant, of course, if not for AppDynamics' pre-IPO exit).

The top fourteen teams were chosen from hundreds of applicants, and one lucky company – Integreight – was chosen based on audience response and editorial input after the first day of the show to become a fifteenth entrant.

As for the competitive implications on orphan works, they can be stated simply: contrary to the claims of many critics, Google will affirmatively not obtain a monopoly over orphan works because the settlement grants no exclusive rights and does nothing to make entry more difficult for a second entrant.