Sentence examples for competing locations from inspiring English sources

After all, the inducements New York offers can be easily duplicated by other states, and they only lead to bidding wars among competing locations.

Companies choosing to outsource to local vendors may feel their time would be better spent analyzing the terms of offers from competing vendors rather than weighing the pros and cons of competing locations.

But Mr. Taylor conceded that he had to take into account that "probably 80 percent" of the company's 900 employees wouldn't have made the trip to California, Georgia or other competing locations considered by the company.

A full decision matrix of factors usually results in equally attractive competing locations on the "shortlist".

As the depot was built one mile north of the Chicago Road (now Michigan Avenue), the community of Ypsilanti was split between competing locations.

Lummis's goal was to discourage the novel's association with other properties, as was Adam Clark Vroman's Ramona Illustrated: The Genesis of the Story of Ramona, which compared photographs of the rancho's buildings and environs with text from the novel, as well as photographs from competing locations.

It is a small price to pay, Mr. Hochfelder said, if a broker remembers his space rather than a competing location.

The SDK also reduces battery drain to 2.5% per hour down from the 6%-14% found in competing location-based apps.

This comes on the heels of a special NASA partnership with competing location service Gowalla that focuses on Moon Rocks.

Suppose a multiread can be aligned to several genomic locations with the same or similar mismatch numbers, and each competing location is associated with a set of unique reads (these unique reads usually partially overlap with a competing location).

Given the observed data, our BM-Map method computes a "posterior" probability for mapping the multiread to each competing location.