Sentence examples for competitors learning from inspiring English sources

Much of the fear about exposing data, he said, has to do with competitors learning secrets.

The absence of newsmen also reduced the chance of competitors learning their methods.

Most competitors learn to shoot using air pistols.

Apple's flashy new hardware is unlikely to increase the company's market share significantly, but the software strategy may help stem the tide of defectors.What can other Microsoft competitors learn from these companies' travails?

Oliver's trainer at Stony Hill, Aisha Ali, also instructs a group of even younger children in the rudiments of riding; at its pony camp, the next batch of pint-size competitors learn the basics of riding and equine care, before many graduate to leasing or buying ponies and enter the show circuit.

On the Web, companies let competitors learn things they might never tell them over the phone.

The organizational innovation is affected by the degree to which an organization is market oriented, interacts with customers and competitors, learns through the same information and implements change.

After all, that's a lesson other competitors learned early on – Netflix launched its own "Kids" section back in 2011, and added support for user profiles a couple of years later.

That's additive thinking: "If only I'd driven to the hoop rather than settle for the jumper," suggests the co-authors: "Additive thinking helps competitors learn from mistakes and recover after a setback.

Now Citi, and its competitors, are learning just how much credit risk they took on.

Many journalists spend -- some say waste -- enormous amounts of time pursuing a hot story not so much to serve readers or viewers as to be able to boast of having been half a step ahead of competitors in learning details of a municipal budget, the resignation of a cabinet member and, yes, the scheduled announcement of a vice-presidential candidate.