Sentence examples for growing rivals from inspiring English sources

Now, he wants to integrate them to create a provider with fixed-line telephone, mobile and Internet services across Latin America to better compete against growing rivals.

Many of these growing rivals are also perceived to offer fresher ingredients, critical to attracting customers who are increasingly looking for healthier fare.

The Rays, who have now shown to be contenders, are also growing rivals because an enormous number of Yankee fans attend games at Tropicana Field.

But recent US studies suggest YouTube's growing rival for video advertising is not television but Facebook.

But Hong Kong has a growing rival in China, which once again is proving an important magnet for Macao.

Moody's, Standard & Poor's (S&P) and their growing rival, Fitch, are among the most powerful voices in today's capital markets (see article).

Apple executives have tried to explain their move into maps by saying that the company could no longer afford to rely on Google, its former map provider and growing rival, for such a crucial function.

India is a nuclear power, home to more Muslims than any country but Indonesia; and it borders China, which many American policymakers see as at best a growing rival and at worst a future enemy.

Yeltsin, the then recently appointed president of Russia and a growing rival to the Soviet leader, Gorbachev, provided the lasting image of the coup when he climbed on a tank and called for resistance.

For the past few months, astronomers have tracked an emerging second red spot on Jupiter, at left, a growing rival about one-half the diameter of the planet's trademark Great Red Spot.

Reporters were shocked, shocked to hear on May 12th that Burson-Marsteller (BM), a big PR agency, had tried to persuade newspaper writers and a blogger to scribble nasty things about Google's record on privacy, while concealing that its growing rival, Facebook, was paying for this lobbying.