Sentence examples for main competitors as from inspiring English sources

As the company grows and expands its marketing outreach to the U.S. early next year, Thompson says "bigger, albeit much slower incumbents" such as mySAP and NETSUITE will be their main competitors, as well as US-based startups working on competitive products (some notable ones include Lettuce and Stitch Labs.

Hastings sees his main competitors as Showtime and, especially, HBO.

"The methodology used by ICM, has been commended by the Head of the UK Polling Council, which oversees all the UK's pollsters and recognised by one of ICM's main competitors as one of the best surveys of Muslim opinions for several years".

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Geo names its main competitors as Tado, Nest, Honeywell and British Gas' Hive.

It lists its main competitors as Datameer, Wibidata, Spire, SAS and Teradata.

They slipped 2.7percentt on Thursday, after the Microsoft partnership with Novell, Red Hat's main competitor as a Linux company, was announced.

Gold is seen by many as the dollar's main competitor as the world's reserve asset.

B4 CRITICIZING THE POST -- The New York Post received complaints, and a cancellation, from advertisers after a cartoon portrayed the tabloid's main competitor as having mailed anthrax spores to the paper.

In the U.S., GetYourGuide named its main competitor as Viator, which has already got mobile apps in the market.

Windmüller names Familonet's main competitor as US startup Life360, while he reckons Closely will be competing against the likes of Apple's Find my friends feature, Foursquare's Swarm — and also messaging and photo-sharing apps like Taptalk and even (he says) Snapchat, given that Closely can also be used to share messages and photos with close friends too, as well as sharing movements.