Sentence examples for discount competitors from inspiring English sources

To undercut Ameritrade's latest discount, competitors will have to go that low.

Wal-Mart's discount competitors also fared better than the rest of the industry.

Alaska Airlines hopes that keeping first class, and meal service on longer flights, should help it against discount competitors America West, JetBlue and especially Southwest.

Faced with tough new discount competitors like Target and Wal-Mart, the business continued to flounder and filed for bankruptcy in 1997.

With sales of $244.5 billion last year, Wal-Mart towers over its discount competitors and has recently begun to challenge supermarket chains and drugstore empires for customers as well.

That was in line with costs at other major airlines, Mr. Siegel said, but well above the average at discount competitors, which he said was about 6 cents per mile.

Qantas and its discount competitor Virgin Blue are in talks to take over the assets of Ansett, which is an unprofitable subsidiary of Air New Zealand.

In January, Aldi's German discount competitor, Lidl, banned confectionery from the checkout at all 600 of its British stores after a survey of parents' views.

Antitrust regulators, who have rejected previous airline mergers, gave Qantas Airways, the country's largest airline, permission to take over the operations of a bankrupt discount competitor, Impulse Airlines, on condition that Qantas ease its rivals' access to takeoff and landing slots during peak hours in Sydney.

Dow component Wal-Mart saw its shares fall 71 cents, or 1.6%, to $42.91, as discount competitor Target dropped $2.40, or 4.1%, to $56.30.

Taking that discount competitor into the fold to be maintained as a separate brand will likely allow Icelandair to introduce more rational fares, though they will have to balance against goals to encourage greater tourism to Iceland.