Sentence examples for product competing from inspiring English sources

The iPod was a sub-standard technological product competing in a technological arena, yet, it won.

But for a Version 1 of a product "competing" against a several times iterated leading consumer electronics item like the iPod, a 69% Star 4 or 5 rating is relatively positive.

"However," he added, "the fact that a product competes directly with mutual funds is not a legitimate reason to regulate it as a mutual fund".

As a method for backing up and transferring data between computers, Iomega's Zip product competes with CD burners, which typically can save 700 megabytes of data on a CD.

Jo Edwardes, founder of Good Connection, a new social network that partners with charities and focuses on health and well-being, believes his product competes in its own right with the likes of Facebook and Google+.

When unlabeled substrate is phosphorylated, by the kinase, the product competes with the fluorescent phosphorylated peptide for the antibody.

Its Dropbox for Business product competes with offerings from Google, Microsoft, Box, and others.

While acetic and lactic acids are the primary soluble fermentation products competing with ethanol synthesis, H2 production is a major sink for electrons that could otherwise be directed toward ethanol production.

In this paper, we consider a two-stage game where firms with heterogeneous products competing in a Cournot fashion engage in upstream R&D and downstream production.

There are a couple of different manufacturers and glass-like products competing for the smartphone and tablet screen.

But publishers – and one can be fairly confident that this is where the impetus is coming from – seem to think that they're under obligation to set their products competing with the full blare of our multi-media-saturated world.