Sentence examples for falling behind competitors from inspiring English sources
Fierce public opposition has limited the use of cloning in Europe, however, leaving producers fearful of falling behind competitors in the United States and elsewhere.
Moreover, Associates was falling behind competitors in automating its operations, a long and costly process required to make it more efficient, analysts said.
Corporate executives know that if they hold back too long on investment and expansion, they run the risk of falling behind competitors.
Roush blamed himself for his five Sprint Cup teams' falling behind competitors in the 2007 testing for what was called the Car of Tomorrow.
She justified the board's drastic action by arguing that Virginia was falling behind competitors, like Harvard and Stanford, especially in the development of online courses, a potentially transformative innovation.
THE NEWS In a brutally frank internal memo, Stephen Elop, the recently appointed chief executive of Nokia, lambasted his company for falling behind competitors, missing big trends and losing market share.
He hailed the great engineers and builders of the past, from Brunel to Stephenson and Telford, and gave warning that the country was falling behind: Falling behind our competitors.
The New York firm has fallen behind competitors like Goldman , Sachs Merrill Lynch and Credit Suisse First Boston among takeover advisers this year, according to Bloomberg data.
Palm pioneered the market for hand-held devices in the 1990s, but it has fallen behind competitors like Apple and Research in Motion, which were quicker to roll out models with popular applications.
