Sentence examples for competitors challenge from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's competitors challenge its intent and assert that its goal is retaining its desktop monopoly.

Many small businesses are willing to dump their iPads and Android tablets for the Surface as competitors challenge Apple's grip on the tablet market.

"I get bored quite easily, and the world is so interesting, there are so many cool things to do," he admits.(He also holds a world record as five-times winner of the Mind Sports Olympiad's elite "Pentamind", in which competitors challenge each other across multiple games).

Samsung's interactive TV's continue to delight with the ability to talk with friends via Twitter, Skype etc... and indeed there are now competitors challenging the idea that adding these interactive services does not need to push up the price tag so considerably.

The concerns also presented a rare opportunity for Bloomberg's competitors to challenge the behemoth.

Smith, supported by her mother and agent, will now take the case to UK Sport, the national agency for high-performance competitors, to challenge the ruling.

Even with few strong competitors to challenge it, Pepsi officials say that the "big flashing lights" so integral to Code Red's image are essential to its standing out on cluttered shelves.

But it already has plenty of other competitors to challenge.

The idea was to make it easier for competitors to challenge incumbents in the heart of their traditional monopoly the voice market.

Zealous regulation can result in regulatory capture; a few big firms can afford enough lobbyists to write their own rules, which tend to be are so onerous that they make it impossible for smaller competitors to challenge the incumbents.

What you won't hear from this campaign or this party is the kind of politics that uses religion as a wedge, and patriotism as a bludgeon - that sees our opponents not as competitors to challenge, but enemies to demonize".