Sentence examples for driving competitors from inspiring English sources

In 1999, the Justice Department sued American Airlines, accusing it of driving competitors out of its Dallas-Fort Worth hub in the mid-1990's by cutting prices below cost.

So now GM's brass spend more time driving competitors' cars than their own, with Lutz pointing out their advantages over GM's.

So now GM's brass spend more time driving competitors' cars than their own and Lutz points out how they best GM.

Driving competitors out of business under such conditions certainly amounts to harming them, though this sort of harm is not necessarily wrong.

Uber obviously has a lot to worry about beyond just routing, but it continues work on product despite executive drama, harassment and culture issues and a lawsuit from autonomous driving competitor Waymo.

CEO of 21c Museum Hotel, Hermitage Grand Gala host, passionate contemporary art collector/world traveler, avid combined driving competitor.

The American Airlines case, filed by the Clinton administration two years ago, had accused American of driving three competitors out of one of the nation's largest airports by undercutting their fares.

Mr. Winshall said that consolidation in the apparel industry, with larger companies driving smaller competitors out of business or absorbing them, had increased the value of buildings considered to be at the heart of the district.

Those who support the European position maintain that the merger would have created a dominant market player able to raise prices and discourage innovation by driving smaller competitors out of business.

Its apologists assert not merely that foreigners are stealing jobs at home the usual protectionist line but that they are doing so unfairly by selling their wares on the cheap, perhaps in the hope of driving domestic competitors out of business.

Is Google driving out competitors the way Nelson Rockefeller of Standard Oil once did?