Sentences with phrase «early entrants in»

Opening a retail business has traditionally been a daunting task — particularly for early entrants in resale.

American porn company BaDoinkVR was one of the early entrants in the virtual reality market.

Being an early entrant in this market gives your brand a significant advantage in honing your voice app to your customers before your competitors.

In Startup50 2017: Backed by India Angel Network and Stanford Angels, SmartVizX is one of India's earliest entrants in the virtual reality space.

is not merely a thematic successor of the two earlier entrants in Wright's trilogy but their culmination, one that entwines the paranormal and paternalist strands of its forbears.

Amidst a season of blockbuster action, The Founder could be an early entrant in the Oscar race.

Nissan is wise in attempting to keep the Murano as up - to - date as possible, because this early entrant in the crossover derby is still a quite capable all - rounder.

The Archos 9 PC Tablet was an early entrant in the tablet computer market and among the first to run Microsoft's Windows operating system, which has found few adopters among tablet makers so far.

It was also an early entrant in the the e-reader marketplace with its connection with the eBookwise reader.

iRex was one of the earlier entrants in the eReader market, mainly known for the not super successful iLiad.

This is either a tardy April 1st paper, or perhaps an early entrant in the Bullwer - Lytton prize competition.

Not exact matches

Disruptive early entrants often succeed because their larger, in - market competitors may be unwilling to immediately cannibalize existing businesses and / or may be constrained by legal or regulatory considerations (think AirBnb or Uber) or by other reasons such as concerns for near - term financial results.

IBM Watson and XPrize announced earlier this year that they'd be linking up to offer a top award of $ 3 million and additional prizes totaling $ 2 million to winning entrants in the competition.

In some cases it can enable you to do some early price - cutting to discourage other entrants.

While Amazon and Google (and Siri on our iPhones) have an early lead in this sector, there are sure to be new entrants.

Early pioneers in the field, like Fitbit, are showing signs of strain, while newer entrants are making inroads with cheaper options and new product types

Many early entrants fizzled in recent years, as big retailers such as Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and Saks fought back with their own flash sales.

Yotel, a British chain that began with compact, 75 - square - foot «cabins» attached to London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports in 2007, was an early entrant into the space.

Founded in 2012 by Cheung and her brother Aaron, Homejoy was one of the earlier entrants into the gig economy, and Cheung became a favorite speaker on the startup circuit.

This has led Chinese companies to look out for early signs of potential problems, and many are particularly wary of new entrants from the West whose infrastructure or product offering may not yet be established in, or tailored to, the Chinese market.

Additionally, «the limited number of initial licenses creates a significant opportunity for those currently in production, which should initially act to insulate those producers from excessive competitive forces and oversupply of product, and provide those early entrants with a first mover advantage to grow their market share.»

«We expect continued pressure on the segment from competitive entrants and market pricing in coming quarters,» chief financial officer Matthew Harbaugh said during Mallinckrodt's first - quarter earnings call earlier this month.

In addition to the automatically eligible entrants (which includes players who have competed their four years of college eligibility) there have been 49 early entrants and 43 international players who have declared for this year's draft.

The top five entrants will advance to the final round of judging, which will be held in early March and hosted by Cuomo in New York City.

In an early example, the $ 25,000 New York - to - Paris Orteig Prize, won by Charles Lindbergh in 1927, had nine entrants, seven of whom spent more than the amount of the prize money in their attempIn an early example, the $ 25,000 New York - to - Paris Orteig Prize, won by Charles Lindbergh in 1927, had nine entrants, seven of whom spent more than the amount of the prize money in their attempin 1927, had nine entrants, seven of whom spent more than the amount of the prize money in their attempin their attempt.

We're in a privileged position as one of the early entrants to the market.

Both KIPP and comparison middle schools admit late entrants, but at KIPP they are concentrated in earlier grades.

Though this was a very small window, it was also crucial for the client to reach out to their customers within this time frame in order to get early - entrant advantage and ward off competitors with similar products.

When our 25 - year - old entrant passes age 45, each successive year of service allows her to start receiving her pension one year earlier, resulting in rapid growth in pension wealth for several years (see Figure 2c).

In a comparative analysis of five traditional funders and five recent entrants, traditional funders» recent grantmaking has focused more on university - based K - 12 projects and organizations doing state and national policy work in areas such as early learning initiatives and teacher preparatioIn a comparative analysis of five traditional funders and five recent entrants, traditional funders» recent grantmaking has focused more on university - based K - 12 projects and organizations doing state and national policy work in areas such as early learning initiatives and teacher preparatioin areas such as early learning initiatives and teacher preparation.

He cited figures showing that 29 % of early entrants got an A *, A or B in maths GCSE compared with 41 % of end - of - course entrants.

In English, 30 % of early entrants got A *, A or B in English GCSE compared with 45 % of applicants who took their exam at the end of the coursIn English, 30 % of early entrants got A *, A or B in English GCSE compared with 45 % of applicants who took their exam at the end of the coursin English GCSE compared with 45 % of applicants who took their exam at the end of the course.

After our quick drive, we came away largely impressed with the Cadillac CT6 Plug - In, especially as an early entrant to a still - budding competitive arena.

When the new Kona subcompact crossover lands at U.S. dealerships early next year, it will be a long - overdue entrant in one of the industry's hottest segments.

I believe those that get in early with audiobooks may very well experience what early entrants into the Kindle market experienced — rapid growth.

«Interest in the field grew, and the talent pool quickly expanded in quantity and quality, not just due to the early entrants into the games industry, but through the support of several universities that now offer game development courses and degree programmes.»

Now we mentioned a «gold» variation of this game cartridge earlier, well the gold version was a prize for entrants of a contest that ran alongside the Nintendo World Championships in the pages of the Nintendo Power Magazine.

It's interesting that — so probably another restraining factor on ABS in this country, in the UK, because some of the early entrants of ABS have been disasters and certainly Slater and Gordon have been one of those.

Rocket Matter was one of the earliest entrants into the market, launching just before Clio back in 2007.

A new entrant into the platonic friend - finding space, Peanut launched in early 2017 as a way for moms to meet fellow cool moms nearby.

Early entrants like the Pebble and the Samsung Gear series — along with a handful of other, lesser - known offerings — gave us a peek at a connected future in which we're...

Early entrants like the Pebble and the Samsung Gear series — along with a handful of other, lesser - known offerings — gave us a peek at a connected future in which we're free from the burden of constant smartphone checking.

The number of services, skills, and applications that already integrate with Amazon Alexa and Google Home systems, and the installed bases of early adopters who lead the way as more and more homes seek to be connected in these ways, create significant hurdles for an entrant with a new home operating system.

Whether or not we will get to see more crypto cards will likely depend on how these early entrants to the market perform in the long run.

Its price rise has been driven purely by speculation — by what Robert Shiller calls a natural Ponzi scheme, in which early entrants make money only [because] others buy in.»

«Entrants are typically in the early stages of their career, and come either directly from university or after gaining a few years of work experience,» explains Mark.

I feel I am watching the organised real estate implode before my eyes and I am very thankful that I am not a new entrant into this profession as I see a great lack of leadership at all levels of governance with the possible exception of the local board and it does not bode well for those who are in the early part of their career.

New entrants to the field have access to this wealth of learning while they are still in school, grooming them earlier for the analytical nature of today's property management profession.