Sentence examples for competitors support from inspiring English sources

For the most part, though, emails haven't really changed and every new format can only succeed if enough of Google's competitors support it.

Guernsey has already made contingencies, with the island chartering an aeroplane which will make two trips to Gibraltar to ferry competitors, support staff and equipment to the event, rather than using the land border from Spain.

While Azure (and all of its competitors) support all kinds of automation tools like Ansible, Chef and Puppet, as well as SSH connectivity and configuration management, sometimes that just isn't enough to fix an issue.

Trump said in November he could slap a 10% tariff on iPhones coming out of China "and people could stand that very easily," but he's got the wrong end of the stick if he thinks anyone but Apple's competitors support him there.

There was a brief period where Mitt Romney, who began the campaign knowing he didn't need to win in Iowa to claim his party's nomination, was looking like he might make a go of it -- if his competitors' support broke just right, he might have been able to steal the state.

Severus soon had to face two competitors, supported, like himself, by their own troops: Pescennius Niger, the legate of Syria, and Clodius Albinus, legate of Britain.

In conclusion, our data suggest that rhamnolipids were produced during initial settlement of P. aeruginosa at the skin surface, maybe to eliminate competitors, supporting the biodegradation of the hydrophobic stratum corneum, or to establish microcolonies [12].

Nevertheless, as discussed below, analogs that are good competitive inhibitors tend to be translated more efficiently than analogs that are poor competitors, supporting the idea that the synthesis of high levels of aminoacylated tRNA during a translation reaction facilitates the synthesis of analog-bearing peptides.

And today it's adding a new feature that makes it an even more viable iTunes competitor: support for podcasts.

For example, another emissive technology competitor, supported by Sharp and Canon, is known as surface-conduction electron-emitter (SED).

There's no Flash on the iPhone, as we've discussed previously, but it looks like Adobe wants to try and get Apple's competitors to support its runtimes.