Mr Borkowski suggested that the media's desperation to outdo rival publications and programmes has led to a culture of disposable celebrity.
PAGE B1 Tiny Agency Outdoes Rivals A comparatively small intelligence agency, with no spies, no satellites and a reputation for contrariness was the closest to being right on Iraq and illicit weapons.
(See "Dollar General Outdoes Rivals").. Aside from its prices, its relatively small size has left it better able to change strategy when necessary.
This can happen gradually, as firms outdo their rivals, or suddenly as firms merge.
Special-effects gurus strove to surpass their previous achievements, and to outdo their rivals' latest mutilations.
As the artist, however, Marsh is able to outdo his rivals and, triumphantly, possess her for himself — in imagination and on canvas if not in reality.
As prices fall, what starts off as a fancy new feature quickly becomes commonplace try buying a phone without a camera, or a car without electric windows prompting companies to add new features in an effort to outdo their rivals.
During the early debates, the Republican candidates largely took the safe route — avoiding direct attacks on each other and trying instead to outdo their rivals with aggressive one-liners about Mr. Obama.
The key selling point for Beats Music is curation, with Beats executives including Rogers and parent company Beats Electronics CEOO Jimmy Iovine having spent the last year promising to outdo their rivals with their quality of music recommendations.
Surely, it can't simply be explained, as some analysts have done, as merely a hideous expression of the compulsions of electoral realpolitik in which political parties in India become eager to sink to new moral lows to outdo their rivals.
