Sentence examples for competition gap from inspiring English sources

The reality is that baseball's competition gap is so immense it might need contraction and new markets to rescue a couple of other sick teams.

This is Australia, four years later, with the competition gap narrowed and too many American hitters mired in a deep and inglorious slump.

The owners have said, well, we can't seem to convince you at the bargaining table that we are suffering from a dire competition gap so we'll have to deal with the problem in the only way we probably don't need the consent of the union.

This would bring the difference between eBay and Walmart (Jet and Shopify included) down to 10percentt, in turn narrowing the competition gap between Walmart and Amazon.

This model provides a framework for future research on facilitation and competition in gaps created by natural or anthropogenic disturbance and helps predicting colonization processes in conditions of varying environmental harshness.

He appeared not the least bit interested in entertaining the intellectual arguments about whether borderless competition worsens the gap between rich and poor.

"I'm pretty proud because the boys had a dig to stay alive in this competition but the gap was simply too big.

Part of that company's growth comes courtesy of a product expansion that brings Zappos more directly in competition with eBags, Gap and other apparel sellers.

Contracting by two won't solve baseball's competition and credibility gap and it surely won't expedite a collective bargaining agreement with the intractable players' union.

In a statement, Dr. Campbell Rogers, chief scientific officer at Johnson & Johnson's cardiovascular unit, the Cordis Corporation, said, "The breadth of clinical safety and efficacy data and the long-term patient outcomes associated with the Cypher stent are completely unmatched by the competition, and this gap continues to widen".

However, promotional spending and increased competition caused the gap between volume and sales.