Sentence examples for potent competitors from inspiring English sources

So Cablevision is in some ways one of the most potent competitors or partners for Tribune in New York.

One of the F-150's most potent competitors last year was the Dodge Ram, whose surging sales were bolstered by the seven-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty offered by its parent company, DaimlerChrysler.

Anish and Nirav really enjoyed these monthly events and they had been potent competitors, though the thing was, you had to concentrate on speculative high-risk stocks to win.

The company on Friday reported a loss of nearly $1 billion for the quarter, much of it coming from a write-down of inventory of the new line of phones using the BlackBerry 10 operating system, which were supposed to be potent competitors against Android phones and Apple's iPhones.

Popular pick-me-ups such as Lucozade Energy and Red Bull deliver a dose of caffeine equivalent to a cup of coffee, while their more potent competitors Relentless and Monster – marketed to extreme sports fanatics – can contain twice that amount, around 160mg per can.

If they get it right, they're potent competitors.

Cherry syrups like Humco's could also have a potent competitor.

But is that enough to make Android a potent competitor to the iPad?

Nishikori's five-set upset of Tsonga, seeded sixth, established him as a potent competitor.

(This is also one reason that Google, which has turned out to be Microsoft's most potent competitor, made its motto "Don't be evil").

Google, the search giant, is, of course, the leader of the Web 2.0 wave and may be the most potent competitor Microsoft has ever encountered.