Sentence examples for less competitors from inspiring English sources

"If there are less competitors there could be a bigger piece of the pie for everybody else and the piece we are after is not discount".

And Wellington said: "It's true that the international women's field has slightly less competitors than the men's peloton.

A world with less competitors strengthens CBS's position and certainly would help CBS build a better return from the $280million it paid for Last.fm, a site hosted and run from the United Kingdom and therefore not subject to these royalty changes.

"I'm seeing a concentration of control and power in tech, where there's less competitors in particular niches of the industry," said Arthur Corona, 30, a support team manager for the cloud-based domain registrar Gandi.net who's worked in the area, and in tech, his whole life.

Every time you pay your bills, you notice that the price of your services keeps going up; that you don't have a serious choice for broadband or cable service, much less competitors fighting for your business; and maybe that you can't even get very fast broadband service.

First, there would be one less competitor in Europe (though a stronger UPS, too).

If you're lucky enough to get them expelled you have one less competitor.

Money Store's failure, of course, means one less competitor, and the Associates' setback in manufactured housing appears to reflect aggressive rate-cutting by Green Tree Financial, the ailing unit of Conseco Inc.

That's one less competitor for terrestrial radio to battle.

Intuit's Mint has one less competitor now.

Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) have some limitation which make them less competitor to thermal ones and delay their commercialization.