Sentence examples for store competitors from inspiring English sources

Ahold, in addition to importing ideas from its European operations, is employing a number of strategies derived from its discount store competitors, including building gas stations, offering more nonfood items, and adding more profitable private- label products.

With bars charging as much as $7 to $8 for an 8-ounce Red Bull that cost $1.99 at the grocery store, competitors began offering to undercut those prices.

The problem: If Nintendo and Sony try to compete with the App Store by loading up their nascent app store competitors, such as Nintendo's DSiWare, with free offerings, they'll choke off the revenue they built their videogame businesses around.

He's ready to compete against the ecommerce giant, and an offer from Amazon would only open up more lanes of opportunity with Amazon's new grocery store competitors.

With the introduction of the Firefly and Dynamic Perspective SDKs, mobile app developers who have grown tired of iterating on activities like messaging, photo-sharing, socializing and more now have new ways to differentiate themselves from a growing number of app store competitors.

J.C. Penney and department store competitor Kohl's were each slapped with class-action lawsuits in 2013, claiming their sales tactics violated consumer protection guidelines in the state of California, which has specific rules to protect consumers from misleading deals.

Contrasting the small retailer with the national chain-store competitor, Mr. McCormac said: "I assure you that you will find, in case after case, that the large national company has retained tax attorneys that are skilled in exploiting tax loopholes, bringing their company's reported profits to zero".

Pankaj Ghemawat and Ken A. Mark say, "Wal-Mart's presence forces the store's competitors to charge lower prices as well".

As a national party, Congress likes to bill itself proudly as the secularist department store; its competitors are boutiques.No one is more worried than Mulayam Singh Yadav, chief of the 20-strong Samajwadi Party, which serves the sort of customers Congress goes after (Muslims and lower castes) in a state (Uttar Pradesh) where Congress is desperate to expand.

It will also be interesting to see how Google addresses click fraud in the new store, as competitors may try to eat through each other's ad budgets.

So potentially developers could make significantly more money on the Ovi store than competitors, assuming people have the store on their phone in the first place and the store is good enough at helping people find apps.