Sentence examples for responding to competitors from inspiring English sources

Joseph Borman, Latin American beverages analyst at Fitch Ratings, argues that both Coca-Cola and Pepsi have unusually lean operations in Mexico, and have been "more nimble than in other markets" at responding to competitors.

"This is new for Apple to be responding to competitors instead of pioneering their own way.

On popular items, like Walmart's best sellers, the site tries to "maintain low prices on the items people want the most," meaning it usually responds to competitors' price changes.

Females may also respond to competition for males with direct aggression, potentially injuring competitors [ 7, 8].

Mr. Leno tends to avoid responding to swats from competitors but usually doubles down on his competitive instincts.Mr.Mr

As for the risks of responding to a smaller competitor, "Apple has done a tremendous job marketing their products," Mr. Reilly said, so "I don't know if it's David versus Goliath anymore".

"They are more leery of actual vegetation than they are of inanimate objects, and they respond to potential competitors before actually being shaded by them".

Nokia is increasingly having to respond to American competitors like Apple and Google, the search engine giant that last year became the first company to give away professional navigation software on mobile devices that run its Android operating system.

Because so many bricks-and-mortar merchants threw money at their e-commerce divisions over the last few years -- either to respond to Internet competitors or to please investors -- it is "a rat's nest to go back and figure out what costs to attribute to what divisions," Ms. Dykema said, adding, "The more they learn, the more they wish they hadn't known".

But to find out how such a business overcomes obstacles like establishing a customer base, designing an attractive, workable Web site and responding to a flood of new competitors, we will have to wait for someone else's memoir.

The marketing team has to focus their attention on anticipating the needs of the customers and quickly responding to the moves of the competitors.