Sentence examples for incumbent without from inspiring English sources

You simply can't win a national election, certainly against an incumbent, without passionate support.

It is difficult enough to be an incumbent these days, but it is particularly tough to be an incumbent without a loyal party base.

Google grew so fast we bought the laughable notion they weren't attacking Microsoft with freeware, but it only seemed like a big company play after the fact, and even today is laughed off by so-called "enterprise" seers as a toy, albeit a collaborative one that can't be duplicated by the incumbent without triggering self-destruction.

Slashing prices usually lowers profits for all incumbents without driving the low-cost entrant out of business.

Price wars are not the answer, either: Slashing prices usually lowers profits for incumbents without driving the low-cost entrants out of business.

Surely, it is the perfect mix of ingredients for a massive boom: a huge, self-defining, market opportunity; incumbents without a clear plan; limited penetration by established vendors; motivating cost factors; favorable surrounding culture (i.e. mobile is hot); and massive latent needs.

He was the first man in Louisiana history to win the governorship as a non-incumbent without any run off.

One way of reading this opinion is that it's not OK to replicate the functions of existing incumbents without complying with the same regulatory obligations, even if the newcomer's technological implementation differs.

It appears the new rule may not allow brokerage firms that hold shares for investors to vote for incumbent directors without the permission of the actual owners.

"We must also recognize that another incumbent can, without violence to Japanese practice, be substituted for the present Emperor if desired," she wrote.

If investors withheld 35percentt of the votes from a director candidate, then the following year, institutions could nominate one or more candidates to run against the incumbent slate without having to pay for a full-scale proxy fight.