Sentence examples for troubled competitors from inspiring English sources

Its merger deal may set the stage for a second round of consolidation in the industry after a recent wave of blockbuster deals that occurred as the nation's biggest banks swallowed troubled competitors.

In the e-mails are more résumés from old friends at troubled competitors.

He calls his strategy to buy troubled competitors straightforward, saying that "the only way to make money in this business is to do things at the bottom of the cycle".

Its balance sheet strength and liquidity at a time when banks are hoarding cash means the bank is seen as a promising acquirer of assets from some of its troubled competitors.

Its disciplined business approach, surging profits and reputation for quality helped it take market share from troubled competitors, and win from General Motors the title of world's largest automaker.

But he told Forbes.com that even a slight slip in average selling prices would not be significant news for Nokia, and that the company would continue to take share from its troubled competitors.

But she suggested that no changes needed to be made to the algorithm, or the underlying formulas that determine where a site shows up in Google search results, a main element of its search technology that troubles competitors.

Who is Harold Schmitz and why does he say that he is troubled by the competitors' claims?

However, one ingeniously cheeky round – I shan't say who set it but it wasn't me – did trouble the competitors.

Yesterday's announcement was a reversal from the projections Nortel was making a month ago, when revenue growth of 34percentt in the fourth quarter made it seem like it was exempt from the troubles facing competitors like Lucent Technologies.

I'm having trouble finding competitors with an equally strong offering too, although BrandDoozie may come closest.