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Peugeot says it can undercut existing hybrids on price because its car does not require an expensive battery and electric motor, like a Prius, although the Hybrid Air does employ a standard car battery.
It's part of regular business but it can undercut the business of winning football games.
Today, power consumption has become as important as horsepower to many companies with large Web presences, and so ARM thinks it can undercut Intel on price and power.
"The insurance companies are not meeting Internet consumers' expectations," said Charles Brinkley, a financial services specialist at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Indeed, while nearly all insurers have Web sites, many have been paralyzed by the challenges of the Internet, skeptical that it will ever catch on and worried that it can undercut and anger their agents.
T-Ink believes it can undercut that price substantially.
If one site notices too many customers flowing to another site, it can undercut that rival.
The question that immediately arises is whether a proposition that would undercut an inductive argument from evil if one knew it were true can undercut the argument if one is unable to assign any probability to the proposition's being true, and if so, how.
It's no wonder that the company can undercut rates offered by existing student loan programs, because it's got its pick of a prime pool of borrowers rather than needing to lend to every student in the country.
Topcoder can undercut its rivals by 75% by chopping projects into bite-sized chunks and offering them to its 300,000 freelance developers in 200 countries as a series of competitive challenges.
Its pitch is that its battery-powered box, which costs $250 to make, can undercut the price of current chemical-based rapid test kits by at least 50 cents per test and pay for itself quickly.
This cheers banks, which have found it hard to compete with a government-owned entity that can undercut rates and has quirky criteria for accepting mortgage applications.
