Sentence examples for overwhelm competitors from inspiring English sources
Critics point to Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire media mogul and a registered independent who was able to use his personal fortune to overwhelm competitors.
The decision is Wal-Mart's latest and strangest setback in Germany, where it arrived two years ago with big plans to overwhelm competitors through lower prices, better selections and friendly store clerks.
The minimal bureaucracy and fast-paced marketing decisions Wal-Mart and Dell Computer use to overwhelm competitors resemble Boyd's advice to keep accelerating the pace of change as the enemy weakens.
Wal-Mart enters a particular market, overwhelms competitors and provides a short-lived boom for certain noncompeting retailers nearby.
[C3.] 'Survivor' Overwhelms Competitors The finale of "Survivor: The Australian Outback," which revealed Tina Wesson of Tennessee as the winner, overwhelmed its competition Thursday night, averaging more than 36 million viewers.
Certainly, when Wikimedia enters a field, it has the potential to overwhelm its competitors — just ask Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The pact ignited fears that an influx of Chinese businesses would overwhelm Taiwanese competitors and flood Taiwan with cheap Chinese labour.
The students occupying the legislature, as well as opposition parties who back them, claim that the trade deal will lead to an influx of Chinese businesses that will overwhelm Taiwanese competitors, threaten basic freedoms in areas such as publishing, and employ cheap mainland labour rather than Taiwanese.
Antitrust fans and chaos theorists have discovered a peculiar property of computer economics: the tendency of an early leader in a new market to overwhelm its competitors.
If its phones started to carry Pocket Life as a default application, it could easily overwhelm its competitors in many regions.
The picture supported by the new dates is that the interaction between modern humans and Neanderthals in Europe was brief in each region, lasting perhaps a few hundred years, Dr. Mellars said, until the modern humans overwhelmed their competitors through better technology and greater numbers.
