Sentence examples for losing competitor from inspiring English sources

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Officials said the final development proposal for Los Angeles State Historic Park could even borrow ideas from some of the losing competitors' entries.

So, this is new-era sportsmanship as defined by King James: Winners don't shake hands with their opponents after they lose; competitors storm off when the result doesn't go their way.

Those within the firm who wanted to be tough found themselves outmaneuvered by those who wanted to make compromises to keep business that might otherwise be lost to competitors — competitors who were not above making compromises themselves.

Timing problem No. 1: You're behind the market demand curve with a not-exponentially-better product — and losing to competitors or incumbents.

But Lucy Barrett, editor of Marketing, says: "If you lose your competitor, you no longer have a market.

As long as China keeps growing, there is no hope that Beijing will lose the "competitor" label in Washington.

The report found that 1,665 routes between cities would lose one competitor as a result of the merger, affecting more than 53 million passengers.

Bed Bath is hurting, but it's also losing a big competitor, Linens 'n Things.

There it is losing business to competitor Real Media, which has stolen NetGravity clients like USAToday.com and salon.com.

It now appears material volumes [in North America] will be lost to competitors.