Sentence examples for notably competing from inspiring English sources

Those arrangements make some people — notably, competing lobbyists — crazy.

Amazon.com has notably competed in this space beginning years ago with its Amazon Fresh service, which still exists but has never really been able to expand to a nationwide rollout.

Notably, the competing HTC One bests these specs with 2.0-micron pixels and an f2 aperture, but features a sensor with half the resolution at 4 megapixels and an odd 16:9 ratio for still images.

Notably, CD160 competed with BTLA for binding to HVEM; in contrast, LIGHT did not affect HVEM binding to either CD160 or BTLA.

A similar solution has been made available to another Time Warner property, TMZ, which notably pushed out competing video platform Brightcove in favor of Digitalsmiths.

This rivalry is all the more disadvantageous because China is competing in notably cost-effective ways, and we are not".

While bottle stoppers for high quality wines constitute a stable market for good quality cork, in most other end-uses competing materials, notably plastics have made considerable inroads in cork markets.

Several wireless standards also compete, notably Bluetooth, HomeRF and the 802.11b ("Wi-Fi") version of Ethernet supported by Apple's popular AirPort and many business products.

Some of the rationales that managers used in the early 1980's -- notably having to compete with upstart nonunion carriers -- have disappeared.

Both Apple and Google have made substantial investments in a number of competing areas, most notably mobile phone technology and web browser software.

To the frustration of many of the people involved in the fight against Al Qaeda, the Bush Administration is said to have been distracted by competing priorities — most notably, the war in Iraq.