Sentence examples for undercut rivals from inspiring English sources

Firms cannot undercut rivals on wages, which limits their ability to grow.

And economies of scale allow them to undercut rivals on price.

Tesco has said it will price-match branded goods at the till in its latest attempt to undercut rivals.

Critics argue that Amazon's aggressive tax planning has also bolstered its ability to undercut rivals on price.

It announced in September that it will undercut rivals' prices by more than two-thirds on flights from Hong Kong to Shanghai, a popular route with business travellers.

Perhaps the data collected could be another way for Amazon to subsidize the cost of its hardware, allowing it to undercut rivals on price.

Fares were set to undercut rival carriers, at less than £2,000 for the cheaper class and £3,000 for the top grade.

Dow is cagey about pricing, but Banholzer insists Powerhouse will undercut rival solar systems by at least 10% and will pay for itself in lower electric prices in less than ten years (with generous federal and state subsidies).

The so-called margin control mechanism is designed to stop BT undercutting rivals.

SoftBank, the Tokyo-based Internet and mobile communications giant, has a reputation in Japan for undercutting rivals on price to gain market share.

This is due to it undercutting rivals Oculus and HTC by £300 for the headset alone, and another £300 for the machine required to run it.