Sentence examples for rivals expense from inspiring English sources
And Beasant cannot see his old club profiting at a direct rivals' expense.
But, Mr. Hovenkamp said, "When a dominant firm requires that rivals pay more, that is typically a mechanism for increasing the dominant firm's market share at the rivals' expense".
That such progress was achieved at their city rivals' expense was apt: for the first time in 18 years they will finish above them, regardless that Liverpool are European Cup finalists.
And they don't even have to be playing against each other for sensitivities to be piqued: in 1993, a late goal for Iraq against Japan sent the Koreans through to the USA World Cup at their bitter rivals' expense.
The commissioner believes that Google may be favouring its own specialised services (eg, for flights or hotels) at rivals' expense; that its deals with publishers may unfairly exclude competitors; and that it prevents advertisers from taking their data elsewhere.Mr Almunia asked Google to propose by the end of January ways of meeting his concerns.
T-Mobile USA Grows At Rivals' Expense.
Cue punchline at a rival's expense: "Oh my God.
When debt was cheap and the retail environment was buoyant, weaker operators were shielded, but with little or no growth in many retail sectors, any progress is achieved only at a rival's expense".
Ryan Lochte, an upstate New Yorker now settled in the friendlier climes of Daytona, Florida, already owns the not negligible total of three golds and at 27 – the same age as Phelps – has a huge investment in swelling that number at his rival's expense.
He praised David Cameron's "natural authority", while having a joke at his rival's expense over comments the PM made about the Queen's reaction to the Scottish referendum result.
As the news got around about how some of the Miami Heat players were crying in the locker room after their fourth straight loss on Sunday, a couple Knicks players couldn't help but laugh at their rival's expense.
