Sentence examples for more established rivals from inspiring English sources

Simple, quick and easy to use, Google rapidly eclipsed more established rivals such as Yahoo!

A younger, fresher face emerged and overtook more established rivals for the leadership: David Cameron.

Both candidates succeeded in getting under the skin of their more established rivals.

With lower overheads, smaller companies and startups are often more agile and always less expensive than their more established rivals.

Duveen had secured the backing of Morgan, and had outmaneuvered his more established rivals to acquire two of the most prestigious collections in Europe.

The lustre (and polling bounce) earned by their leader in a televised showdown with his more established rivals three weeks ago have been dented somewhat.

And where Setanta expensively poached its own outside broadcast production team from Sky, ESPN will simply use the pictures of its more established rival and has employed IMG to make its other programmes.

From strict privacy policies to its origins in Israel, there are a few things that distinguish Viber, the upstart free calls and messaging application, from its more established rival Skype.

More establish rivals include iProperty, which was bought by News Corp for over $500 million, PropertyGuru, which raised $129 million in its most recent funding in 2015, while there is also 99.co, a startup backed by more than $1.6 million from investors like Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin.

If so, should the newcomers, obliged to hold more capital than established rivals, be allowed to hold less?

Although Samakow landed plenty of appointments, there were few takers: Her firm's services were both unproven and more expensive than established rivals.