Sentence examples for be a viable competitor from inspiring English sources

The combination would enable D.H.L.-Airborne to be a viable competitor in the United States delivery business.

Is it likely to be a viable competitor? A. I think the X-Box will be viable.

"If they want to be a viable competitor, I would expect [Microsoft] to come back," Bill Miller of Legg Mason, a big Yahoo shareholder, said to Bloomberg News.

Mr. Ergen concluded that the satellite industry could never be a viable competitor to cable as long as he was forced to fight it out with the other big satellite operator, Hughes Electronics DirecTVV.

The Justice Department was not convinced that Cablevision would ever be a viable competitor to a combined EchoStar-Hughes, echoing comments made by an F.C.C. commissioner when that agency rejected the deal.

Not only has ArtHK proven to be a viable competitor for other international art fairs, but Hong Kong itself is now also the third-largest auction center in the world, after New York and London.

In an effort to ensure that CoolBrands is a viable competitor in the market, the F.T.C. has also called for Nestlé and Dreyer's to supply CoolBrands with Dreamery, Godiva and Whole Fruit products for one year.

As for Microsoft, they're a viable competitor, but Real's the leader because its technology is platform-agnostic.

"They're already being very successful in this market… And being a viable competitor and standing alongside them, I think that would be a worthy aim for ourselves".

Betaworks' quickly built take on Google Reader is the new kid on the block, and has a lot of potential to be a viable Feedly competitor.

"He's certainly a viable competitor, someone that has to be taken seriously," he said of Mr. Branson.