Sentence examples for fewer competitors for from inspiring English sources

"There are many competitors trying to snap up the customer at MoneyAisle," he said, while LendingTree has far fewer competitors for loans.

The more laid-back pace of the state's technology industry — and the fact that Appian has fewer competitors for tech talent here than it would have on the West Coast — means that workers are more willing to stay in one place.

Until the civil rights movement and the women's movement started contesting the privileges of white men, white guys had relatively fewer competitors for good jobs, and enjoyed the perquisites of stay-at-home wives.

Al Jazeera English was lauded by the United States government and even by a few competitors for its broadcasts from Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries earlier this year.

And fewer competitors are looking for internships and jobs in fall, winter and spring.

There's less noise: with fewer competitors around jostling for position, customers choices are narrowed in your favour.

What's more, fewer competitors usually means higher prices for customers.

For the investment banks without small consumers and depositors to soak, Geithner and Summers have offered an environment with fewer competitors, more dominant market shares for the surviving firms and near monopoly pricing of their investment banking and derivative products to corporate clients and institutional investors to ensure continued and increasing profitability and growth.

With fewer competitors, licensed workers can often charge more for their services.

Plants produce bioactive natural products for defense, but some insects detoxify and/or sequester the compounds, opening up for new niches with fewer competitors.

And one with two fewer competitors after these acquisitions.