Sentence examples for competitor times from inspiring English sources

Every competitor times the 15-minute routine to a soundtrack of her or his own making.

He has picked on his troubled competitor time and again, especially after the rival's board fired Mr. Hurd as chief executive after allegations of improper conduct.

Though technology analysts say Transmeta's technology will have advantages in the mobile computing market, Intel has proved a fierce competitor time and again.

For example, here, giving your competitor, "TIME," an exclusive interview and he gets his face on the cover?

The timing does not give his competitors time to mobilise, and angers some of his colleagues.

Jeff Zucker, president of the NBC Universal Television Group, was sufficiently irritated that he revealed some Fox reality projects -- thus giving competitors time to steal those if they have a mind to.

The stores complained that the early publication of the circulars — generally distributed in newspapers on Thanksgiving — gave competitors time to match the early morning deep discounts of Black Friday.

That will give Intel's competitors time.

Any delays will give competitors time to become established and reduce any first mover or near-first-mover advantage QuickReturns will have.

The general rule in running a small business is that if a competitor many times larger comes after you through the courts, you must be doing something right.

Missing the targets means a one-minute penalty is added to the competitor's time.