Sentence examples for competitive holiday from inspiring English sources

Buoyed by the reaction, MGM decided to go for the highly competitive holiday release date (the film was until recently scheduled for launch on Valentine's weekend).

When commodity prices started to rise last summer, many manufacturers and retailers absorbed the costs, worried that shoppers would not pay higher prices during the competitive holiday season or while the economy was still fragile.

As Walmart enters a fiercely competitive holiday season while still hampered by sluggish sales, the company's board announced on Monday that Michael T. Duke, its chief executive, would retire early next year and a longtime executive, C. Douglas McMillon, would replace him.

As online retailers brace for what's looking like the biggest and most competitive holiday shopping season yet, Wall Street seems to be saying, "Wake me when it's over".

SS: So what can turducken retailers do to stay ahead of the curve in this highly-competitive holiday dinner industry?

In the 8th century, Western Christianity moved the Springtime Saints' feast day, known as All Saints' Day, to November 1, unintentionally creating a sort of competitive religious holiday.

The decision to open two hours earlier this year was the result of feedback from customers and employees, as well as consideration of what it will take to "stay competitive" this holiday season, Reck said.

Studios give tremendous care to the timing of a release date, taking into account competitive films, holidays, market analysis, and executive instincts above my paygrade.

He pointed to "some very competitive programs" this holiday, including nearly 0 percent interest rates with 48- to 60-month financing terms, and $3,000 to $5,000 cash rebates on some vehicles.

The animation outfit has always been the movie industry's great anomaly: a company with an uncanny ability to produce quality films that also rake in billions in a competitive summer and holiday moviegoing season.

In recent years the hyper-competitive nature of holiday retailing has led more and more chains to extend sales into the post-Christmas period.