Sentence examples for make competitors from inspiring English sources

What should make competitors even more nervous is how Toyota is doing it.

"If you are the top dog, you preannounce to make competitors less aggressive," says Van den Bulte, adding that lesser rivals may even scrap products based on an announcement.

Given Amazon's existing relationships with major book publishers, not to mention its well-documented ability to find its way into better deals with authors, publishers and retailers, the company's new service should make competitors nervous.

Ford has launched a new medium-small car, the Focus, that is so good it has made competitors' jaws drop.

During battles, rather than dazzle with a pyrotechnic assault, he settled into off-kilter tempos, making competitors' showboating seem sweaty and mannered.

Adcock said "aggressive shouting", making competitors "worry" when they serve, encouraging the "yips" and time-wasting were all part of the game's strategy.

For Mr. Matthews, whose business empire has been described by past associates as highly leveraged, the coup in New Haven solidified his net worth and has made competitors envious.

Nobody focuses on what really matters in business, they argue: the profits and pleasure that come from making competitors suffer.Their book, "Hardball," offers several strategies for the manager who suddenly realises that he is too squishy.

They are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their analysis of costs and now use life-cycle cost instead of cost on delivery for some purchases, giving U.S. products an opportunity to beat cheaply made competitors.

Since our story about how Toyota Motor was making competitors feel like they'd been punched in the gut, Toyota has kept swinging.

That's what makes competitors like Team Let's Play's Bernard Raynexx" Mafei invaluable.