Sentence examples for instant competition from inspiring English sources

Boom – instant competition to iPad.

As the sale went on, it became clear that every school and every style, when represented by works of great quality, triggered instant competition.

That proposal would create instant competition, insulating computer manufacturers from threats by Microsoft because they could always get Windows from another source.

In a rivalry similar to that of PES and Fifa, a publishing debate saw Championship Manager spawn Football Manager and instant competition for the fan dollars.

The two surprise decisions, unrelated but coincidental, created an instant competition for two of the most prized political positions on Long Island.

One reason the diagnostic companies do less well, Mr. Trusheim said, is that while drugs typically have market exclusivity because of patents and federal laws, tests often face instant competition.

On TV, endless instant celebrity competitions and make-over shows play to this appetite for transformation.

Extrapair paternity rates may not correctly picture the instant level of sperm competition either, because sperm competition may well occur without resulting in extrapair paternity [53].

But a strong minor league track record does not guarantee instant success against better competition.

The story of a Big Bang announcement that fizzled offers a cautionary tale about scientific research in an era of intense global competition and instant fame.

When Janus Friis co-founded Skype in 2003, its entrenched competition was instant messaging software like MSN Messenger, AIM and Yahoo Messenger.