Sentence examples for competes head-on from inspiring English sources

Nextira competes head-on with Equant, a publicly traded company being acquired by France Telecom.

Zoho, which competes head-on with Google Docs & Spreadsheets, managed to launch offline functionality on their product before Google did.

This 262-room hotel competes head-on with Geller's Ritz, even copying, Geller says, his Ritz's silver-white Italian marble bathrooms.

It has to backfill from its growing long tail unless it competes head-on with IBM, Adobe, Oracle NetSuite, Demandware or Hybris.

"It is absolutely critical that the Afghan government competes head-on with the Taliban in this area - the rule of law - so that people don't face the kind of choice that this community faced".

The change is one of several initiatives aimed at better supporting customer service via Twitter — an area where Twitter competes head-on with Facebook Pages, where support is offered over Messenger, in most cases.

G.M. and Ford had competed head-on for decades.

Not many companies in Europe compete head-on with Microsoft.

They compete head-on with companies that spend far less on their employees, and they win.

But their attempts to compete head-on continue to be derivative and, at times, silly.

Both companies knew the risk of competing head-on over such a big new aircraft.