Sentence examples for competitors partners from inspiring English sources

We apologize to Nascar, our fellow competitors, partners and fans who were disappointed in our actions.

Since it stunned Airbus and the rest of the global aerospace industry in March by announcing its intention to build a new, faster plane -- and, on the same day, by canceling two proposed models that were not attracting orders -- competitors, partners, airlines and analysts have been wondering if the Sonic Cruiser is more than a mirage.

Individual experts, social communities, competitors, partners, non-profit organizations, intermediaries, and suppliers who are able to influence the management process directly or indirectly should be taken into account.

The web-based application is tailored for business professionals looking to stay informed on customers, prospects, competitors, partners and vendors.

Listwin of Openwave: The way I deal with it at Openwave is we have a working market model where we have competitors, partners, the ecosystem, and we have a vision for where we want them all to end up in our role in the marketplace.

Internal R&D and agreements with customers, suppliers and competitor partners also increase firm's propensity for R&D cooperation with universities.

We examine four different basic types of partners, each coded as dummy variables, which take the value 1 if the firm has collaborated with any of its suppliers and/or customers (Supply-chain partners), its competitors (Competitor partners), with consultancy firms (Consultancy partners) or with universities and/or research institutes (R&D partners).

So Cablevision is in some ways one of the most potent competitors or partners for Tribune in New York.

The system's board felt doctors "can't be competitors and partners at the same time," he said.

Liu Weimin, China's Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Mr. Weimin played down the test and described India and China as "not competitors but partners," adding that the two countries should "work hard to uphold friendly strategic cooperation," according to news agencies.

Microsoft, in response to prodding from the Justice Department, has made a series of changes intended to make it easier and less expensive for industry competitors and partners to license technical information from the company.