Sentence examples for contrast to competitors from inspiring English sources

The weakness stands in contrast to competitors, which have seen a steady improvement in sales.

But in contrast to competitors, about one-third of the N.R.G. plants will be coal fired, with the others able to switch between natural gas and oil, Mr. Mataczynski said.

Before an audience of skeptics, the monthly compendium of seminude starlets and ribald humor became the best-selling general-interest men's title in the United States, a steroid-addled weightlifter of a magazine pumped up with advertising, in contrast to competitors like Esquire and GQ, which, next to Maxim, are, to use a phrase one might find in that magazine, flabby girly-men.

"HP's results provide a stark contrast to competitors like Dell, IBM, and Lexmark".

The Wendy's founder put his wholesome identity behind his fast-food chain, transmitting decency, quality and earnestness to an adult audience, in contrast to competitors whose targets appear to be entertainment-starved seven-year-olds.

Jobvite's decision to focus specifically on building out its recruitment products — in contrast to competitors like ZipRecruiter, which recently raised $63 million and has ambitions to extend into areas adjacent to recruitment like employee onboarding — is partly because of what Finnigan sees as a bigger trend in the job-hunting world.

That's a big contrast to competitor Rdio, which features multiple tabs of charts and personalized recommendations.

This is in contrast to competitor platforms, Dryja says, which are locked down to specific platforms, or which charge different rates based on volume and business size.

According to the Yipit data, which is derived from tracking over 30K daily deal offers in August, Groupon's double-digit revenue growth was in stark contrast to competitor LivingSocial, whose revenues declined for the second month in a row.

The easy answer would seem to lie in NBC's structure, because in contrast to its competitors, that news organization is flush, making an estimated $400 million in profit a year.

"This is the first time since the company was founded that, during a recession, same-store sales were consistently negative in contrast to key competitors like Costco, Target, TJX and BJ's".