Sentence examples for eclipse competitors from inspiring English sources

The new flights will begin next year, and will allow Delta to eclipse competitors like American, British Airways and Continental, the company said in a statement yesterday.

The proposal, expected to be endorsed Wednesday, highlights mounting concern in Europe that the Chinese are using state backing and diplomatic muscle to eclipse Western competitors.

Others fade away, eclipsed by competitors or shifts in behavior.

In the case of Eclipse, that competitor is Predators, which indeed couldn't be much further from the teen vampire romance.

Steve Ballmer's controversial time as Microsoft's boss has seen the company eclipsed by competitors such as Apple.

But no show so eclipsed its competitors like "Idol," which started unassumingly as a limited summer series on Fox in 2002.

With enough razzle, dazzle and pizazz to light up the entire strip — 335,000 Swarovski crystals adorning her Versace and designer costumes as well as the set pieces also help — Lopez eclipses her competitors with the tech-savvy show that features lasers, pyro, stunning costumes and sleek dancing.

And it grew this share in just a year, eclipsing Taiwanese competitor HTC to leave it trailing by 30percentt at the end of 2012.

Sponsors pay upward of $65 million for the right to affiliate their brand with the Olympics, and they do not want their advertisements eclipsed by nonpaying competitors.

The PlayStation name has previously existed in the relatively leisurely five-year console cycle – but everything moves a lot faster in the smartphone space, and if the Xperia Play is rapidly eclipsed by its competitors, will that have consequences for the brand?

Hotmail was obviously a pioneer in the webmail businesses, but over time, @hotmail.com addresses lost their luster as it was eclipsed by its competitors like Gmail.