Sentence examples for resilient competitor from inspiring English sources

Raonic, clean-cut and Playmobil handsome, has a huge serve but has not always been the most dynamic or resilient competitor.

Lenta, a Russian news site, reported on Thursday that the company might funnel the Facebook proceeds into expanding its share of VKontakte, the Russian social networking site that has proved to be a resilient competitor to Facebook in the local market.

Coverage of the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament propelled CBS into first place in the ratings on Sunday night, though its typical Sunday competitor, ABC, was resilient in reruns.

Hewlett-Packard and I.B.M. have proved more resilient than some of their competitors in recent months, and in recent statements they remain optimistic.

The Independent remains an important part of the group and is certainly proving more resilient than most of its competitors – I am not saying it in a bitchy way, but even more so than Guardian Media," O'Reilly said in an interview following the release of INM's half-year results.

"The People continues to deliver a resilient circulation performance against cut-price competitors and I'm confident that James is the right man to take the title forward".

However, they said that despite some disturbing trends, the figures still show that the labour market has proved remarkably resilient compared with previous recessions and to competitors such as the US.

Even so, the fad is proving remarkably resilient, and even expanding, with more than a dozen competitors promoting their unique artisanal twist.

"She's drawn strength from the difficult times, which has made her more resilient, and that's why she's such an awesome competitor".

Bigger, diversified institutions may be more resilient, and they also come in handy when a buyer is needed for an ailing competitor.

"I don't know why Tony is as resilient as he is, but I do know that's the mark of a great competitor," said Jason Garrett, the Cowboys' offensive coordinator.