The best-run of them compete not only with offshore rivals but also, in certain industries, with onshore ones.
The new service will compete not only against mobile operators, but with telephone companies and cable firms that sell broadband.
Many of these hospitals compete not only on the quality of care but also on other amenities.
As such, they compete not only with other alternative trading systems but also market makers and traditional exchanges.
"And they have to compete not only on price but on the pleasantness of the buying experience".
They compete not only in Internet searches and advertising, where Google continues to gain market share, but also in software.
Hopefuls sometimes have to compete not only with applicants from their own colleges but with others from around the country.
As the competition in the global market is growing, manufacturing companies compete not only on product cost and quality but also in time to market.
The device, which would naturally run Google's Android operating system, would compete not only with Apple and Amazon but also with other tablet makers using Android.
Many actors and actresses appear to compete not only for the Oscar but also its golden glow, splurging on these tanning pros.
Stores compete not only against one another but also against pharmacies, wholesale clubs and convenience stores, which now carry packaged and prepared foods.
