Sentence examples for fiercely competitive space from inspiring English sources
He was skeptical about the sales prospects for the phones, and said that both companies would have to be extremely aggressive in promoting them, especially coming after the iPhone 5. "We're in a fiercely competitive space, and there's a lot of good devices out there, and we've obviously got the iPhone 5," Mr. Cunningham said.
Last year, for example, Google switched on a free and unlimited photo storage offering for consumers, applying more pricing pressure to an already fiercely competitive space.
So there are huge question marks over any startup entering such a fiercely competitive space, especially with so many better resourced former mobile giants continuing to struggle.
Last year, for example, Google switched on a free and unlimited photo storage offering for consumers, applying more pricing pressure to an already fiercely competitive space.
Travel continues to be a fiercely competitive space, but it's one that's been relatively untouched by the sharing economy's grubby paws so far.
The company is evidently continuing to feel the pressure when it comes to slowing user growth in a fiercely competitive space.
The Galaxy S9 is a solid smartphone but serving up more of the same equals diminishing returns in the fiercely competitive Android space.
Earlier this month, Restaurant Business declared that Chick-fil-A is now McDonald's biggest competitor in the fiercely competitive QSR space.
Even if Nokia can produce some camera comparisons that rank its kit over Samsung's, being technically better isn't always enough in the fiercely competitive smartphone space.
Being a startup is challenging enough in any business sector but Jolla is seeking to compete in the fiercely competitive smartphone space, going up against giants Samsung and Apple who hold the majority of the market in a pincer grip.
While popular in parts of Asia, the messaging platform has failed to grow usage beyond its core regions — unsurprisingly given how fiercely competitive the space is — with the likes of China's WeChat and Facebook owned WhatsApp standing in its way.
