Sentence examples for point competitors from inspiring English sources

At this point, competitors find it virtually impossible to dislodge the printer from its preferred position.

He said one possible target could be rival 99p Stores: 99p Stores and Poundworld – Poundland's main single price point competitors – [are] more pressured, financially.

But Mr. Han brought up another point: competitors could disrupt the plans if they suddenly started bidding aggressively on the same keywords as Tiny Prints.

As a reference point, competitor WorldStores said in June it was targeting £75 million of sales in 2013.

At any one point, around 10 per cent are injured and another 10 per cent suspended, and as concerns about concussion grow across sport in general, consider these figures: the rate of concussion per thousand athlete hours is 3.9 in rugby union, 13.2 in boxing, but rises to 25 in jump racing, and over 95 for point-to-point competitors.

Therefore, a higher number of theoretical 3D packing options exist for a multiple-point HBS than for a one-point competitor so that it seems likely that more viable crystal packing arrangements would emerge for the former than for the latter.

Mr. Trump has a point about competitors.

At one major trade show I attended last year a new product displayed by one vendor was a high point for competitors' visits.

Mr. Arrington has also invested in start-ups previously, though he stopped in 2009 because, he wrote at the time, it had become "a weak point that competitors and disgruntled entrepreneurs use to attack our credibility".

It's been one of the biggest drawbacks to YouTube TV, and a selling point for competitors' services, frankly.

Case in point: Most competitors plan to accept Venezuela's demand for higher royalties and more state control over oil projects.