Sentence examples for most significant competitor from inspiring English sources
"Your closest, most significant competitor is your team-mate," added Hill.
The chief executive of the French rail operator SNCF recently cited BlaBlaCar as his company's most significant competitor.
In negotiation, Apple argued that it had lost significant profits in smartphone market to its most significant competitor, Samsung, due to blatantly copied features.
After I sat down on the plane, I realized that my most significant competitor was seated across the aisle from me.
It is in the process of completing (awaiting merger approval) of an acquisition of its most significant competitor – the thermostat division of Borg Warner, a Fortune 500 auto parts supplier.
Since the two companies are each other's most significant competitor, and "battle head-to-head to offer the best prices and product quality," the FTC seems worried that the combined company would have no significant competitor in the daily fantasy sports space.
"If you had your most significant competitors sitting at the table, you would want to be there," says Pourdeyhimi, who's fighting to expand the cooperative's research funding.
SportsLine is well aware of this and in its prospectus, notes: "Management believes that the Company's most significant competitors are ESPN SportsZone and CNN/SI, Web sites which offer a variety of sports content".
The representative of the World Bank to Madagascar at the time, José Broffman, secured the loan with exceptionally favorable reimbursement conditions that enabled Ravalomanana to sell his products at a lower cost than other small dairy producers, which gradually put his most significant competitors out of business.
On the electric car front, the Chevy Volt is the most significant U.S. competitor to Musk's Tesla Model S. I drive a Volt, because I'm too cheap to buy the Tesla I really want and it came with the same subsidies: $7,500 off my federal taxes and $2,500 state.
How ironic that just as America is "racing to the top" by unleashing another round of requirements for additional testing, our most significant world competitors are realizing the folly of such an emphasis in their schools.
