Sentence examples for incumbents like from inspiring English sources

As it is, many are likely to wind up in the hands of incumbents like Telekom and Springer.

Or could it be, wags wonder, that incumbents like being protected from pesky new competitors?

Incumbents like picking their voters, whether they are black, white, Republican or Democratic.

It's a fair, open market, but it does create problems for incumbents like Alfonzo.

As some Democratic incumbents like Mr. Brown are looking a bit safer, others like Mr. Nelson seem more vulnerable.

For the industry incumbents like United Parcel Service, FedEx created level 2 uncertainty.

PillPack's approach to running a pharmacy filled many of the gaps that industry incumbents like CVS and Walgreens could not, he said.

Mr. Graham's approval ratings are average, and appointed incumbents like Mr. Scott often face competitive races; either or both could also potentially have to endure a primary battle.

Incumbents like Comcast and Verizon Wireless (now cooperating in a joint marketing venture) claim that their market is characterized by robust competition.

At this point in 2011, seemingly vulnerable incumbents like Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, and Jon Tester, Democrat of Montana, had Republican challengers.

"No incumbent likes it," says Popkin, who writes about his experience in his new book, "The Candidate".