competing in the marketplace

Meanwhile many more movies are competing in the marketplace than ever before.

Without access to industrywide data, they would have tremendous difficulty entering and competing in the marketplace.

Why bother competing in the marketplace when you can just compete in the courtroom instead.

We can avoid a trial, forgo paying outside lawyers, and get back to work competing in the marketplace."

Is he interested in "competing in the marketplace of ideas" or in pushing his views with rhetorical devices?

Historians of American medicine are quick to point out that academic medicine has always been caught between serving the public's needs and competing in the marketplace.

Nor is it clear whether Indofood can reinvent itself as a new kind of business competing in the marketplace instead of relying on political patronage.

Barbie and Monster High are both made by Mattel, but despite this they are said to be competing in the marketplace.

Although Borgward pioneered technical novelties in the German market such as air suspension and automatic transmission, the company had trouble competing in the marketplace.

They are not interested in acquiring and accumulating material wealth or in competing in the marketplace, or in pleasing egos.

(You might imagine that there are also costs associated with your competing in the marketplace, bidding some prices up and others down, applying for the job I wanted, and so forth.

For these reasons, I've proposed a new system that replaces the unlimited government guarantee of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with multiple private companies competing in the marketplace.

So, even though their time is past and they have no hope of competing in the marketplace, many sento are kept alive with Government loans and subsidies that each year total almost $100 million.

She added, "I suspect the reason this happened was probably because that information wasn't shared or possibly because we thought that first book was outdated or not directly competing in the marketplace."

So while it's still hard to imagine an a cappella group competing in the marketplace against the aggressively Auto-Tuned, studio-created pop stars of today, if there's any a cappella group up for the task, it's Pentatonix.

A. The one thing that we can continue to be focused on is competing in the marketplace, and certainly this may bring some uncertainty to R.I.M.'s customers and they may be more interested in looking at some of our solutions.

Companies that spend millions of dollars and years establishing the clinical utility of their products can find themselves competing in the marketplace with "a company with a couple of genes it ran on 30 samples," as one frustrated industry executive put it.

Ms. Faithfull and Ms. Thompson are not interested in competing in the marketplace with underclothed queens of pop who could be their granddaughters, or even with the men their age who are endlessly reliving their glory days.

AGA's President argues how the United States current energy policy is divorced from the economic reality that natural gas has a good chance of competing in the marketplace if the United States is willing to navigate awau from dependence on foreign oil.

Quoting the famous lines, "Shoot if you must, this old grey head, but spare your country's flag," from the Civil War poem, "Barbara Frietchie," he said the flag was "the visible symbol embodying our Nation" and "not simply another 'idea' or 'point of view' competing in the marketplace of ideas."