Sentence examples for in which it competes from inspiring English sources

Knowledge-based marketing requires a company to master a scale of knowledge: of the technology in which it competes; of its competition; of its customers; of new sources of technology that can alter its competitive environment; and of its own organization, capabilities, plans, and way of doing business.

The company said new license sales of its application software, the business segment in which it competes directly with SAP and PeopleSoft, increased 27percentto to $137 million, up from $108 million a year earlier.

Lucent's warning came as Nokia of Finland said yesterday that its sales of telecommunications network equipment, a sector in which it competes with Lucent, would be down 25percentt from a year ago.

The documents make clear that the N.S.A. considers its ability to decrypt information a vital capability, one in which it competes with China, Russia and other intelligence powers.

Mr. Sullivan has said he wants Clorox to be No. 2 or better in every category in which it competes.

"The newly created enterprise company will rank No. 1 or 2 in nearly every market in which it competes," he said.

Subaru, with five awards, is the only automaker with a winner in each of the categories in which it competed.

Elizabeth Vicary, the school's coach, said she thought it was the first time that a school had won all the sections in which it competed.

State-sponsored sport became a key priority for East Germany, which despite a population of fewer than 17 million people, used a highly organised sports programme - and systematic, state-sponsored doping - to became an Olympic phenomenon during the five summer Olympic Games in which it competed, second only to the USSR in 1976, 1980 and 1988.

The brigade took second place in the competition, in which it competed in various sports against other US military units as well as Australian and Romanian forces.

In addition to the three Theban plays, there are four surviving plays by Sophocles: Ajax, The Women of Trachis, Electra, and Philoctetes, the last of which won first prize in the year 409BC in which it competed.