Sentence examples for competitors maybe from inspiring English sources

"Independent schools also often employ top-level coaches – former international competitors, maybe even Olympians – who have connections within the national set-up.

Now that Apple has sold 160 million iPods, reshaped the music business and inspired dozens of competitors, maybe it's time to admit it: this music player thing might be more than a fad.

What he did say was that it acquired Komfo off its own balance sheet — Falcon.io has made a name for itself as one of the bigger competitors (maybe the biggest?) out of Europe against the likes of Hootsuite an Sprinklr in helping businesses of different sizes manage their social media presence.

Or because a competitor, maybe no better or even far inferior, gained an advantage.

It's a move, analysts say, that Amazon hopes will edge out its brick-and-mortar competitors and maybe even lock in new Prime subscribers going into 2019.

Just copying competitors and maybe selling a product cheaper, though, does nothing to motivate employees and is not what Nvidia is interested in.

If antitrust law turned merely on harm to competitors, then maybe Google's competitors would have an easier case.

There is something of a herd mentality taking place — if all my competitors are leaving, maybe I should, too.

Many of the other competitors were gifted — maybe as many as in any season of the show — but their impressive technique was paired with little capacity for feeling.

Maybe competitors SimulScribe, Jott, or Yap will step up to the plate in the U.S. Wait, there is already a way to turn a phone into a microphone for any Web application.

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