Sentence examples for reaction from competitors from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the initial reaction from competitors to AOL's proposal submitted Thursday was cautious skepticism, but in the days following it has become more hostile.

First he suffered the smug "I told you so" reaction from competitors, colleagues and critics when he announced the departure of Susan Molinari, the Congresswoman turned anchor, only a year after he had hired her in a high-profile, high-risk bid to start a Saturday morning news program.

Look at the reaction from competitors: the Kindle's success prompted Barnes & Noble to hurriedly develop the Nook and you can't move in a Borders store without hitting a demo station for the Sony Reader.

Although conjoint analysis has turned out to be one of the most widely used techniques for product line design, it falls to explicitly consider retaliatory reactions from competitors.

Early indicators show that such flexibility has, in practice, resulted in hostile reactions from competitors wishing to shut down ongoing research activities (PLANTUM Dutch Breeders Associationn [2009]).

So far, the reaction from its competitors has been to steer clear.

Mr Almunia said that the reaction from Google's competitors had been "very, very negative".

Since its American operations are small, with assets of only some $700m, and its client base is largely tied to Chinese businesses, the change of control is unlikely to spark any reaction from customers or competitors.

It will be interesting to see how much broad support Ubuntu Core gets, and the reaction from the newly threatened competitors.

With no meaningful competition, the reaction from some carriers is to set up a system that will stifle usage and squash competitors.

We find that two thirds of new product launches meet reaction by competitors after their launch.