Sentence examples for edge competitors from inspiring English sources

Many of the country's 1,900 or so C.C.R.C.'s (including several Harbor's Edge competitors in Virginia) make such decisions on an individual basis, said Stephen Maag of Leading Age, an association of nonprofit elder care providers.

Ohio governor John Kasich and New Jersey governor Chris Christie inched into the debate by threadbare leads in the polls, edging competitors off the stage.

However, it's also incredibly challenging to keep up with cutting-edge competitors, cybersecurity issues and a changing regulatory landscape.

Take a look at our spec comparison (below), in which we pit the official features of the iPhone 5 against to two of its cutting-edge competitors, as well as the now-obsolete iPhone 4S.

In raising his estimates, Brown said low production costs, potentially strong growth, and limited commercialized competition in thin film, should give the company an edge on competitors.

This capability gave it an edge on competitors.

That could give Nokia an edge over competitors like Motorola and Samsung, analysts said.

One of the three main ways is by creating a technological edge over competitors.

To keep those customers coming back, it needs unique product designs and technologies that give it an edge over competitors.

Some seek to leverage the new wave of services to differentiate themselves and gain an edge over competitors.

As in manufacturing, he and others worry that the country may be losing its edge to competitors.