Sentence examples for industry rivalry from inspiring English sources

Unanswered, industry analysts said, is what Sun can do to fight its way out of the fierce computer industry rivalry that is increasingly turning products into low-margin commodities.

According to Porter (1990), in the absence of sufficient policy capacity and capability to influence the NSI competiveness, resource-constrained developing countries would be better off concentrating on ensuring that markets work properly with respect to increasing sophistication of supply and demand, industry rivalry and related and supporting industries.

After removing the repeated items, the statistical results indicated that, among the factors in the corporate external environment, companies were concerned about the economic factor, industry rivalry, and power of the buyer the most, which are issues related to company earnings.

The influence of the pharmaceutical industry, rivalries between university disciplines and a possible gap between research and practice were considered as pitfalls.

The episode indicates the profound bitterness of the software-industry rivalry between Microsoft and Oracle, companies headed by two of the world's richest men: William H. Gates of Microsoft and Lawrence J. Ellison of Oracle.

But with DNA sequencing now becoming a big business and linchpin of the biotechnology industry, international rivalries and nationalism are starting to move front and center in any acquisition.

Despite Olivero's prewar recordings, which notably included Liù in Turandot (1938), in the 1950s she was virtually ignored by the recording industry, while the rivalry between admirers of Maria Callas and Renata Tebaldi made them into household names all over the world.

In the early 2000s, though, PES's annual tussle with EA Sports Fifaa was one of the games industry's great rivalries.

Both groups released their £2.99 singles on Monday, claiming to be bitter enemies, which led some in the music industry to compare the rivalry to that between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.

But almost three decades after a solitary computer hacker ignited the war by stealing a copy of an early version of Microsoft's BASIC programming language and ensuring that more than 70 copies were shared at a meeting of the Homebrew Computer Club, the passions that have fueled the technology industry's most intense rivalry are ebbing.

At the same time, the rivalry between industry leaders is becoming fiercer, even though the online advertising market is growing at an explosive rate.