Sentence examples for incumbent rivals from inspiring English sources

BBVA, Santander, HSBC and Citi are among those that have set up fully fledged venture-capital-like arms to deploy hundreds of millions on such enterprises.Most fintechers do not feel half as warmly towards their incumbent rivals.

Because for at least the first few years ClearCom won't have to pay SIC for access, Hee figures he can undercut incumbent rivals on price.

Three days after Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes announced her run for U.S. Senate, the Bluegrass State's only Democratic congressperson believes her incumbent rival is already loaded with fear.

Declining share in ex-growth markets is not a viable status quo for incumbent-owned rivals.

It's also grown up to have significantly different characteristics from its very large incumbent U.S. rival.

Its solutions have been described as less expensive than incumbent or rival solutions (it competes, Eades says, against the likes of Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks), although Eades claims that this is about efficiency, not margin slashing.

Its solutions have been described as less expensive than incumbent or rival solutions (it competes, Eades says, against the likes of Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks), although Eades claims that this is about efficiency, not margin slashing.

In a recent paper, "The Myth of the Shareholder Franchise", Mr Bebchuk noted that during 1996-2004, incumbents faced rival slates from candidates seeking to run the firm as a stand-alone entity on only 108 occasions about 12 companies a year (see chart).

Exit polls showed no gender gap in the results and indicated that Ms. Quinn lost for a number of reasons — her close association with the plutocratic incumbent mayor, her rivals' ability to outmaneuver her on the issue of stop-and-frisk policing, and her inability to be a change candidate in an election in which voters sought new direction.

Yet many incumbents ignore these rivals, assuming mistakenly that extreme discounting will drive them out of business.

But in becoming one of the movement's most successful players by helping Tea Party favorites oust incumbents or trounce rivals in four states, Mr. Russo is also fast becoming among the most divisive.