Sentence examples for most obvious competition from inspiring English sources

Should the concept go into production, and potentially find a home under VW's Skoda and Seat brands as well as within Volkswagen itself, the Taigun's most obvious competition would be the Nissan Juke and the BMW X1.

2) Social marketing campaign to promote childbirth in clinics Across countries, "the most obvious competition to a normal, healthy pregnancy and birth remain cultural, ritual and social values" [ 32].

A pharmaceutical company that has reaped huge profits by selling a 60-year-old drug for $28,000 a vial has eliminated the most obvious threat of competition from a much cheaper drug by acquiring the rights to it.

The American Chamber of Commerce acknowledged this shift last year, when it renamed its biennial list of complaints the "US-Japan Business White Paper", replacing the "Trade" white paper it has put out since the 1970s.The most obvious complaints involve competition policy, since Japan's Fair Trade Commission still does a poor job of reining in monopolies and preventing collusion.

It's most obvious and direct competition is the Willow pump, another "wearable" pump moms can put right in their bra and walk around in, hands-free.

The most obvious issue is candidate competition, which is related to contest timing.

The new software that Knight rolled out so disastrously was only the most obvious sign of the feverish competition that is continuing to reshape the markets.

Ivy Leaguers must overcome several hurdles in a scout's eyes, the lower level of competition being the most obvious.

And the swimsuit competition was the most obvious example of just how obsolete the pageant had become. .

The most obvious result of McGowan's push for divestiture was competition in the long-distance marketplace and better rates for customers.

Some of the moves in this competition are systematically self-defeating, the most obvious being Trump's constant "fake news" accusations, accompanied by fake news.