Sentence examples for goods rival from inspiring English sources

Unilever is to go head-to-head with its arch consumer goods rival Procter & Gamble in the male shaving market after buying Dollar Shave Club for an estimated $1bn£759m9m).

In June, French magazine Challenges reported that Clarins management had informed employee representatives of interest from PPR, its luxury goods rival LVMH and beauty specialist L'Oreal.

The company has benefitted from the demise of its main electrical goods rival Comet, which closed in the run up to Christmas a year ago.

The gala was sponsored by Louis Vuitton, which makes sense, since crosstown museum LACMA has luxury goods rival Gucci as its patron.

As the population grumbled about a severe shortage of gasoline and other goods, rivals accused Mr. Gamsakhurdia of doing to his own people what President Mikhail S. Gorbachev did to Lithuania when he cut off petroleum supplies to curb the independence drive.

In addition to working with the best crafts-people, Gabrielson credits transparency for helping differentiate his brand from leather goods rivals.

A perennial money-loser for nearly the last decade, Sport Chalet was in business 57 years but couldn't withstand pressures now coming from all sides: larger sporting goods rivals, big-box discounters, online retailers and specialty high-end brands all ate into the company's market share.

Consumer-goods rival Reckitt Benckiser, maker of Harpic surface cleaner and air freshener Air Wick, reported a 20% rise in sales for the second quarter last month.

Where there is nothing to choose between two equally good rival theories we accept neither in circumstances such as these, we don't accept both.

The screen technology it uses limits contrast and doesn't tend to produce such crisp 4K results as good rival sets.

Additionally, his design was designed to look like the Tanuki since Kishimoto thought that it would make him a good rival for Naruto's Nine-tailed Demon Fox since several parts from the Shukaku were considered by Kishimoto to be opposite ones from the Demon Fox.