Sentence examples for significantly undercut from inspiring English sources

The Mi Band significantly undercut the market leader Fitbit on price, costing under £20.

Tesco's 7 inch Android tablet significantly undercut the competition including the iPad, Nexus 7 and even Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet range.

However, it is unlikely that Amazon will significantly undercut Morrisons on the price of its own products because the supermarket chain could simply pull out of the deal.

While the American officials have repeatedly said an antimissile defense is not aimed at Beijing, even they acknowledge that the system being designed could significantly undercut or even neutralize China's small nuclear force.

Bart Chilton, a Democratic member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which is helping to write the overhaul, said in a letter to the Fed last week that certain exemptions would "significantly undercut the fundamental purposes of the rule".

On Monday night, Jennie Sutton, who helped found Baikal Wave two decades ago, said in a telephone interview from Irkutsk that the shift in Microsoft policy might significantly undercut the allegations in the group's case and any future ones.

With a large deficit, Mr. Greenspan said, "you will be significantly undercutting the benefits that would be achieved from the tax cuts".

Industry executives and arms-sales analysts say the Chinese probably beat out their more established rivals by significantly undercutting them on price, offering their system at $3 billion.

The two sites offer more storage for a monthly fee, but Mega significantly undercuts them on price for the amount of storage offered.

Aldi has certainly priced the Medion Lifetab E7316 to sell, costing just £79.99, which significantly undercuts even the Argos MyTablet – £40 less than the standard asking price of the £119 Tesco Hudl for instance.

The main aims were to finish commercialisation of the research project as fast as possible, and therefore, to make a lot of money (by significantly undercutting heavily subsidised American prices).