Sentence examples for edge over competitor from inspiring English sources

It will also have an edge over competitor Nvidia, which has long counted on sales of its graphics chips to AMD.

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

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.

His Roman experience gave him a decisive edge over competitors on his return to England in 1709.

In addition, many firms are trying to diversify both their products and geographic range to gain an edge over competitors and secure long-term growth potential.

Sony, however, hopes to gain an edge over competitors by bringing out the first appliances and possibly TVs running the software, perhaps under a new brand.

For some industries and regions in which bandwidth is at a premium, this highly compressed mode provides Xerox with an edge over competitors.

The National Gallery has just relaunched its website; perhaps a no-holds-barred blog by the director would give it a real edge over competitors.

Click & collect, opticians, beauty counters and hot-food takeaways will also surely play a central role in giving Tesco an edge over competitors.

Instead, they hope that their breakthroughs will make a difference at an earlier stage, in the manufacturing process, by giving British businesses the edge over competitors.