Sentence examples for competitors notes from inspiring English sources

Homeaway, one of HouseTrip's closest competitors, notes on its site that it currently lists over 325,000 properties, compared to the 130,000 on HouseTrip, so there is definitely room (and a need) to grow.

Tangible evidence of this lies in today's announcement that the service has launched in 76 additional countries throughout Africa, the Middle East and Asia — this brings Deezer's reach to a total of 160 countries worldwide (see list), more than any of its competitors, notes the company.

Today, Vanguard's costs amount to one-sixth of those of its competitors, notes Allen, and its innovational approach has engendered tremendous customer loyalty.

To cheer the American designers, she took a few jabs at their European competitors, noting, for example, that while it was bad news that Russian consumers had stopped buying to such excess, that was mostly bad news for Donatella Versace.

In the earnings report, Netflix executives seemed unfazed by non-HBO competitors, noting that Hulu Plus and Amazon Prime Instant Video have not yet gained "meaningful traction relative to our viewing hours".

Odell also points out that The Prowl is targeting a different demographic than many of its competitors, noting that others are often focused on a younger audience – teens and women in their 20's.

Lopera touts Verse's market footprint as an advantage vs competitors, noting it's now in 16 European markets — which does give it greater reach than some rivals at this point, even as most of the competitive field here is also thinking outside one local European market.

"He really is a competitor," notes Channel Nine's Mark Nicholas at one point.

The Meizu Pro 6 Plus unveiled today, however, just might be Samsung's closest competitor note for note – as it were.

I mentioned Qik's partnership with Mogulus and Seibel said that Justin.TV doesn't see Mogulus as a competitor, noting that while their focus is on webcams and quick to use and stream shows, Mogulus is focused on high quality, TV level productions.

They all come with fair pay and safe working conditions – unlike many overseas competitors, Moore notes – while keeping wages and profits within local communities.