Sentence examples for competitor groups from inspiring English sources

"The environment has got tough, and has had a considerable impact on HMV's competitor groups, including in the supply chain," said Matthew McEachran, an analyst with Singer Capital Markets.

The advantages of leading a group for an individual are that he or she can not only decide on movement direction but also be the first to access resources [ 11]. Adult males might also be at the front of the progression because they are larger than other group members and therefore play a role in defending the group from predators or competitor groups.

Poking fun at their more gilded competitors, group-buying site Groupon announced its launch of Groupöupon.

The report claimed that Definers Public Affairs was hired, in part, to discredit competitors and groups critical of Facebook at a time when the company was under scrutiny for Russian disinformation around the 2016 presidential election.

Our sector of education has been under planned, massive attack from some government officials, government colleges and universities (our competitors), consumer groups, plaintiff attorneys, and teachers' unions ad nauseum.

Group audio calling launched in April 2016, and you can expect Facebook to eventually one-up competitors with group video calling.

And in 2000, Essence faces a growing field of competitors, a group that includes Hearst's O: The Oprah Magazine, which arrives in May; B. Smith Style, a monthly lifestyle magazine from American Express Publishing Heart and Soull, a growing fitness and lifestyle title published by BET Holdings; and Honey, a fashion magazine for women in their 20's from Vanguarde Media.

It was always going to be a tough opening as Russia are expected to be Portugal's main competitors in Group F, but Northern Ireland contained them fairly effectively up until the opening goal.

Neil describes Chrissy as a camel with a good heart, and warns me to watch out for his main competitors: a group of camel trainers from Uluru he calls "that mob from the Rock".

Chains have merged, and hospitals buy up their competitors and physician groups.

Competitors and consumer groups also assailed the acquisition spree for creating a subprime lending giant, a notion that Capital One disputes.