Sentence examples for its challengers from inspiring English sources

But occasionally someone comes up with an idea -- like one proposed recently by a pair of maverick French scientists, Igor and Grichka Bogdanov -- that is so dumbfounding, so convoluted, so completely off the wall that it leaves its challengers with their mouths agape.

In agreement was @tobyjenn, asserting it had "technical nous above and beyond its challengers, with superb cinematography and an absolutely glorious soundtrack.

His company found that AWS continues to control 35percentt of the market and that its challengers continue to trail far behind when it comes to infrastructure, which they define to include infrastructure, platform and hosted private cloud services.

Question is: where will its challengers be?

Its challengers may find this the most difficult strength to replicate.

The "heavy burden" is not on the defenders of the law but on its challengers.

SAN FRANCISCO — The future of the America's Cup was one victory from becoming Emirates Team New Zealand's responsibility: one victory from returning to New Zealand, with the Italian team Luna Rossa Challenge expected to be its challenger of record.

In place of stiffer competition, we have Lloyds' cheeky promise to make MBNA its "challenger" brand, the same label it slaps on Halifax in retail banking.

That might well be its last chance of getting back on even terms with its challenger at the top of the Italian banking league even if it does not quite give UniCredit the satisfaction of claiming the biggest market share.Italian politicians would be likely to bless the merger, as they did that of Intesa and Sanpaolo.

Spain has coasted against its closest challengers; its only loss came in a first-round game to Turkey in which it had already advanced and Pau Gasol did not play.

Tristia Harrison, managing director at the firm, said the move is a return to its "challenger" roots.