Sentence examples for prominent competitors from inspiring English sources

But at least it was a reasonable basis for a conversation and is far better than its most prominent competitors.

Pawnee Bill's Wild West and Miller Bros.'s 101 Ranch Real Wild West were prominent competitors of Buffalo Bill throughout the years.

Barnes & Noble has wagered heavily on the Nook, whose e-readers and tablets have emerged as prominent competitors to the Kindle.

The practice evidently did not extend to the other firms that settled the allegations, including some that are Morgan Stanley's most prominent competitors.

The unit will now almost exclusively provide financial advice and sell insurance and securities through brokers -- an approach already adopted by prominent competitors.

Ms. King and her daughter have owned at least 18 competition horses, many of which they have leased out to prominent competitors, including Jessica Springsteen, one of the leading junior competitors and the daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa.

Sony's most prominent competitor in the race to develop robotic companions is the automaker Honda.

In the United States, its most prominent competitor is the Graduate Record Examination, or G.R.E., which costs $160 in the United States and $190 overseas.

As well, readers spend an average of 67 seconds per page, compared to 30 seconds at the magazine's most prominent competitor The Economist.

Ellison's most prominent competitor, Tom Perez, was secretary of labor under former President Barack Obama from 2013-2017.

Among the more prominent, European competitors closer to home include Tado and Withings (which was also co-founded by Fred Potter).