Sentence examples for competitive corner from inspiring English sources

The magazine hopes Mr. Woodward will help it regain readers in a competitive corner of the market.

The Timberwolves turned a competitive corner at the all-star break, going 12-16 (.429 winning percentage) after going 17-37 (.314 winning percentage) before it.

Whether or not the Blab team can manage a successful pivot into another very competitive corner of social media has yet to be seen.

So why is Spotify spending $200 million on a single podcast studio -- especially one that produces only a tiny fraction of the popular podcasts out there? $200 million might be a lot of money, but the strategic reason for the deal is clear: podcasts will help pull Spotify out of a competitive corner.

But with more than $2.5 billion in annual advertising revenue up for grabs, Latino media has become one of the hottest and most competitive corners of the industry.

"If we were admitting defeat we would have admitted it". What is Nazarian's recipe for success in the most competitive corners of the risky hospitality business — what he calls his "special sauce"?

BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Tom Clarkson said: "This year's Ferrari has always been competitive in fast corners, where good aerodynamics are important, so the car's pace in sectors one and two is perhaps to be expected.

Since technology has become increasingly integral to operations and cornering competitive advantage, a disregard for IT and their opinions puts the bottom line and your company's ability to achieve new goals in peril.

The 300 is one of several models whose cabins suggest that Chrysler — after decades of cheap-plastic eyesores — is finally turning the corner with competitive, attractive interiors.

The company hoped to corner the competitive tour operator market in New York, and decided that the best course was to use crowd-pleasing double-deckers.

Surveying the competitive landscape from his corner office on the nineteenth floor of Rochester, N.Y.'s Kodak Tower once occupied by Kodak founder, George Eastman Fisher recalls: "I think there was a fear of what digital was all about, whereas I was coming here because I believed digital imaging and the core photography business had a symbiotic relationship, which was, in fact, exciting".