Sentence examples for relation to competitors from inspiring English sources

Developing the pricebot re-pricing logic requires an understanding of the optimal pricing strategy in relation to competitors' strategies.

The winners are either cheap in relation to competitors in western Europe or poised to prosper from the elimination of trade barriers within the EU.

Building on competition theories and applying them to the context of MNEs, we hypothesize that the value of MNEs' assets varies in relation to competitors of different nationalities and geographic scope, as well as across locations.

He adds that the tax system handicaps American corporations in relation to foreign competitors who don't have restraints with the free movement of foreign capital.

Jonathan Dimbleby, the chair of the event, said to Polman: "So, you have to be able to convince people that you can market, in one form or another, and be aggressive in relation to your competitors, without fuelling unsustainable consumption?

This approach can be considered as integrated: it helps the container port operators to realize both their weaknesses in relation to direct competitors and how the internal and external operational environment affects the efficiency of their production process.

Another feature of an organisation with excellent service quality is that consumers have a positive perception of service quality of such organisations in relation to their competitors in the same industry (Garcia de los Salmones et al. 2005).

Rhapsody's future will clearly be determined by how fast it can innovate in relation to its competitors and whether its users are willing to accept their $9.99 subscription model.

The Weisman's collection is heavily weighted toward early-20th-century paintings and is deep in canvases by Marsden Hartley and Alfred H. Maurer (no relation to the competitor across town).

"The tax system handicaps American corporations in relation to our foreign competitors who don't have such constraints on the free movement of capital".

Thompson conceded, however, that the BBC did look far stronger in relation to its commercial competitors, which are cutting costs in the wake of a severe advertising downturn, than it has done in the past.