Sentence examples for despite competitors from inspiring English sources
Despite competitors' aggressive promotion of free and low-cost Internet services, America Online added two million new subscribers worldwide during the quarter and ended with 25.8 million subscribers to its family of interactive services, which also includes CompuServe and Gateway.net.net
Despite competitors' aggressive promotion of free and low-cost Internet services, America Online added 2.1 million subscribers in the quarter, meaning its various services totaled more than 24 million subscribers.
And even now, as the new, eighth edition first reaches strike‐weary and anxious campuses everywhere, this book con tinues to flourish, despite competitors that have appeared carrying the same message and the general tumbling of textbook sales throughout the book business.
Despite competitors like Microsoft and Cisco, the Israeli plans to turn his firewall software into a consumer application over the next five years (see A Fortune In Firewalls).
Despite competitors like ThredUP raising $81 million in September, Threadflip could not find anyone to follow a $13 million round it raised in July 2014.
Despite competitors like BookRenter and eCampus nipping at its heels, Chegg remains the undisputed leader in the growing textbook rental market.
O'Malley reportedly has no desire to end this tradition, or acquire a new, fresh sandwich, despite his competitors' repeated complaints about the smell.
Channel 4 said that despite "outperforming competitors in recent years" its economic model was being "continuously undermined by increased competition and a structural shift in advertising revenues from TV to online".
Its chief executive, Gary C. Kelly, said this week that the airline, which has remained profitable despite its competitors' troubles, could afford its labor contracts and employee benefits as long as costs remained low and productivity high.
Representatives of the cellular phone companies are loath to admit that they have reception problems, despite their competitors' aggressive marketing campaigns, dominated by phrases like "Can you hear me now?" and "How many bars do you have?" If pressed, however, they admit to having some problems with reception, though these issues vary a great deal depending on the provider.
Article updated to clarify how WhoCanFixMyCar and ClickMechanic operated very different models, despite being competitors on the consumer-facing side.
