Sentence examples for earliest competitors from inspiring English sources

With today's announcement from Atlassian that it was selling to Slack the IP assets of its two enterprise communications tools, HipChat and Stride, it closes the book on one of the earliest competitors in the modern enterprise chat space.

This requires a certain level of diligence in most industries you stand to gain most if you're one of the earliest competitors to jump on the story, so you need to react quickly.

Ghost Stories, which was launched in July 1926, was one of Weird Tales' earliest competitors.

It was one of the earliest competitors to Weird Tales, the first magazine to specialize in the fantasy and occult fiction genre.

And many of Foursquare's early competitors, including Loopt, Gowalla, Whrrl, Brightkite and Hot Potato, have disappeared, either folding their businesses or shutting after being acquired.

Secondly, this religion flourished while its early competitors died because of the support of the Roman state following the conversion of the emperor Constantine.

One of his early competitors, Senator Orrin Hatch, later saluted the Bush proposal to reduce taxes by $483 billion over five years as "bold but responsible".

"My horse-mad wife is really loving it, and even her revelation that she 'got off' with the husband (pre-marriage) of one of today's early competitors hasnt yet tempered my enjoyment.

Correction: April 24, 2000, Monday An article in the arts pages on Tuesday about the 150th anniversary of Harper's Magazine misstated the period when H. L. Mencken and George Jean Nathan wrote for Smart Set, one of its early competitors.

The Trump tax cut would not be the biggest since 1968 — especially when measuring its effects for only the first two years, which is the best measure available for its earlier competitors — but it will be in the top 10.

Early competitors like Barings are history.