Sentences with phrase «creates huge competition»

Yes, it creates a huge competition.

Nowadays, plenty of experienced java developers are looking for the right opportunity and creating huge competition to every opportunity that is available around.

Not exact matches

The idea being that we create momentum such that by the time competition showed up we would already have a huge installed base of customers.

«There's huge potential,» he notes, which is creating more competition for Bioastra, which has until now faced relatively few rivals.

Crowd - funded by a passionate community that has been involved in the development process from day - one to create their ultimate racing experience, Project CARS includes the largest track roster of any recent racing game, a huge variety of motorsports to play, a freeform and authentic career mode, world - class graphics and handling, dynamic time of day & weather, and a suite of community features and connectivity that leave the competition behind in the dust.

Amazon was able to create a huge lead in AWS (Amazon Web Services) because the competition (Alphabet GOOGL, -1.07 % and Microsoft MSFT, +0.19 % did not give Amazon enough respect.

Traditional publishers will lower prices or release some of their huge backlog of titles for which they own the ebook rights, creating even more competition for indies.

Advantage, Yours By giving the plush category some thought and attention, pet specialty retailers can create a huge advantage over their big - box competition.

Crowd - funded by a passionate community that has been involved in the development process from day - one to create their ultimate racing experience, Project CARS includes the largest track roster of any recent racing game, a huge variety of motorsports to play, a freeform and authentic career mode, world - class graphics and handling, dynamic time of day & weather, and a suite of community features and connectivity that leave the competition behind in the dust.

Just to follow up on that comment (thank you both), the «Angel of the South» to which this writer refers is a competition to create a huge piece of public sculpture near the entrance to the Channel Tunnel in Ebbsfleet.

If you've been following along, the major themes should be familiar by now: globalization of business, along with a weak economy, rapidly evolving technology, empowered clients with new expectations, and competition from legal service providers both inside and outside of the industry are combining to create a huge pressure on the too - often conservative legal profession to change the way it operates.

Ability to create and develop new business relationship, systems, and ideas to ensure company's success in the face of huge competition