Sentence examples for more potent competitor from inspiring English sources

Much as Shuggie fears the volatile Red, he immediately hates Jimmy, a far more potent competitor for his mother's affection.

This is despite (i) Japan's Softbank injecting its competitive expertise and $5bn into Sprint (third of four nationwide mobile players in the US); (ii) TMUS (fourth of four nationwide mobile players) striving to become an ever more potent competitor.

Sony, he said, is a more potent competitor than Microsoft, which is "still not out of the woods on understanding what it's going to take to succeed in this business".

IBM is in many ways a more potent competitor.

Intel's position in desktops, the research firm said, "is about the most vulnerable it has ever been in its history, as AMD's Athlon 64 has emerged as a viable if not more potent competitor".

Apple's retail stores, which now number 27, continue to multiply, which makes it a more potent competitor to its own customers such as CompUSA, Circuit City –which is selling off its remaining Apple inventory and others.

Popular pick-me-ups such as Lucozade Energy and Red Bull deliver a dose of caffeine equivalent to a cup of coffee, while their more potent competitors Relentless and Monster – marketed to extreme sports fanatics – can contain twice that amount, around 160mg per can.

In a range of lower concentrations, however, the multiply-PEGylated albumin conjugate was much more potent as a competitor than free mPEG.

But in some respects, Taskworld is fairly simple and still needing more to make it a potent competitor in the market.

As shown in Figure 8A, an mPEG conjugate of albumin was much more potent than HO-PEG-albumin as a competitor for the binding to mPEG-SOD of antibodies raised against mPEG-uricase.

Taken together, 2H-5 and 2H-6 are more selective than Ht-N 3 (as evidenced by no change in their IC50's in the presence and absence of tRNA) and are ∼6-fold more potent than Ht-N 3 in the presence of competitor (Table 1).