Sentence examples for internationally competitors from inspiring English sources

Internationally, competitors include Eventbrite, Amiando (both of which have traction in Spain) and TicketLeap, among others.

"We like to maintain strong links with local teams and they often give internationally known competitors a run for their money," Ms. Gee said.

Since obtaining a license to supply mobile phone service throughout Germany in 1989, Mannesmann has evolved into one of Europe's most successful and internationally active competitors.

While it has been able to tap those markets with additional services like ride-hailing and payments, it is certainly under pressure from those more internationally successful competitors.

Existing players in the market like Micros are also a challenge, but Revel says it has little in the way of internationally based competitors when it comes to those offering similarly disruptive use of technologies like the iPad.

At the time, King was an engineer at I.B.M. and an internationally ranked competitor in the sport of tandem track cycling.

With scant competition from low-cost competitors internationally, airlines can charge higher fares on such routes.

The Indian government has traditionally ploughed money into elite higher education – which only serves 10 per cent of the population, but helps maintain its status as a competitor internationally.

A merger would expand American's domestic network, particularly in the Northeast and the Southwest, and create a more formidable competitor internationally.

And although industry executives said Komag was having some luck in pursuing both companies as customers, internationally it faces three competitors in Japan and a fourth in Taiwan.

Customers also seem to prefer the growing number of locally sourced products at Aldi and Lidl to the internationally sourced ranges of its competitors, according to Sophie Dorbie at Mintel.