Sentence examples for weakened competitors from inspiring English sources
The bank said it was trying to reposition itself for the economic crisis and seeking flexibility to make acquisitions or take market share from weakened competitors.
Intel is using the downturn to invest more than $7 billion in innovation, to distance itself from weakened competitors.
Deutsche Bank's success, he said, could enable it to make inroads against weakened competitors like UBS and Merrill Lynch, because those banks were busy stabilizing their balance sheets and retrenching.
Dorman has turned that to his advantage, launching an ad campaign to play up AT&T's strength and winning $1.7 billion in business from its weakened competitors.
First off, as we're seeing, the size of a dividend is no guarantee that it will be continued at that level, and you also have to wonder whether the payout is diverting money from a company that might be better applied to retaining experienced employees or toward acquisitions of weakened competitors.
At Oracle's absorbathon last week, Larry Ellison reiterated his nothing-new-here cloud bashing while actually affirming the investments Schwartz made in consolidating the best of breed system solutions Oracle will use to go after weakened competitors like SAP who looked the other way as Salesforce expanded.
For Amazon, long-term growth confers two major benefits: the kind of economies of scale enjoyed by Wal-Mart and eliminating or weakening competitors.
They are sure to find ways of working more closely together, thus further weakening competitors, including the Guardian, which challenge the inherent rightwing bias of the British press.
If he loses, he will have weakened a competitor, Havas, by forcing it to overpay.
If he loses it, he will have weakened a competitor, Havas, by forcing it to overpay.
Such clustering weakens competition between unlike types relative to competition between like types; thus, the rate by which a fitter type displaces an inferior competitor can be affected by the spatial scale of movement.
