Sentence examples for robust competitors from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — A few weeks ago, AT&T and T-Mobile were robust competitors.

Every major building society that converted in the 1990s has been poleaxed by the credit crunch, prompting government intervention or rescue takeovers by more robust competitors.

"We were thrilled to have two robust competitors".

Really, our only protection is what you suggest, to have several robust competitors in the space and then hope and trust that they will offset each other's economic power.

Seriously though, a touchscreen (however primitive) and a thin, refined design will sell against the most robust competitors, and the Que is refined as all hell (though sadly, delayed).

"It would add enormously to our capacity and make us a far more robust competitor than we would otherwise be," Mr. Dolan said.

Even though Cisco is known as a robust competitor, not even its rivals claim that the company is abusing its dominant position.

Mr. Axelrod said one downside of a co-op, from Mr. Obama's point of view, was that it might be unable to "scale up in such a way that would create a robust" competitor to private insurers.

After years of planning and months of delays, the search giant Google started its e-book venture on Monday, creating a potentially robust competitor in the digital book market to Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Apple.

Myer's chief executive, Bernie Brookes, added: "Myer remains Australia's largest full-line department store business and will continue to be a robust competitor".

The Korean government is expected to permit Lucky Goldstar to combine with Hanaro to create a more robust competitor for KT.