Sentence examples for dealing competitors from inspiring English sources
But his car- dealing competitors can take some comfort in this fact: While his earlier creations, Blockbuster and Waste Management, both made huge waves, neither has been an unqualified long-term success.
Ms. Wetlaufer said in a telephone interview that the book would be full of practical business advice, divided into three sections: working within an organization, dealing with competitors and handling matters of life and career.
This requires firms to be adaptable and flexible in dealing with competitors and customers to be innovative and entrepreneurial.
The competitive fitness of V. cholerae strains in regard to dealing with competitors, including other V. cholerae strains, is determined by the set of encoded T6SS effector modules (Unterweger et al, 2012, 2014).
Future prices for power would be set according to deals competitors were striking or even discussing and on other deals that Williams was negotiating, too.
This is an area that Shopkicks' grocery deals competitors haven't tackled, as their apps are more focused on offers and deals, and less on how to make those offers a part of a consumers' weekly meal-planning activities.
If the dominant outfit is afraid a new add-on will make its own technology redundant, it will not deal with competitors on any terms.
To the Democrats, I say this: If you want competition in health care, you won't get it if the public option can make deals its competitors can't.
As a result of the tough economy, every sector at the moment is competitive and unless you have a truly unique proposition, you will have to deal with competitors.
