Sentence examples for dismiss competitors from inspiring English sources
Wiretaps, break-ins, bribes — Jules Kroll likes to dismiss competitors who use such tactics as "cowboys".
Drake dances around and dismisses competitors, a bragging style that he revivifies: "Oh word?
Some of these teams have no chance to win, so I don't think it's so important to them or perhaps it's not so important to them or they're not afraid that Ernesto is going to invoke his "we can change the rules whenever we want to" rule, or "we can dismiss any competitor whenever we want to" rule.
With a wave, he dismisses his competitors.
He was quoted dismissing two network competitors as "D-girls" — or low-level development executives.
I'm trying to get into the primary schools, O.K.?" For someone whose aim is to promote art history, Ms. Paglia is not shy about promoting her own, or dismissing her perceived competitors.
Despite the fact that Yammer is going up against industry giants, Sacks dismisses his larger competitors, calling Salesforce's yet-to-launch Chatter "vaporware" and saying Wave "doesn't really work".
We do not dismiss AO as a credible competitor and Dixons shouldn't do either...but we have yet too see any evidence of AO impeding Dixons' growth".
We do not dismiss AO as a credible competitor in the major domestic appliances [MDA] market and Dixons shouldn't do either, in our view, but we have yet to see any evidence of AO impeding Dixons' growth.
But to dismiss the Nook as a competitor to the Kindle is to sell Barnes and Noble short.
In 1953, Miller High Life was dismissed by one competitor as a beer for "women and beginners".
