Sentences with phrase «fierce competitors when»

Not exact matches

The Chinese yuan is about to be a fierce competitor to the U.S. dollar when it becomes a top tier currency in October.

Millar emphasises he owns no Treasury shares himself and has no axe to grind, despite having been a fierce competitors to Penfolds and its stablemates for more than a decade when he ran BRL Hardy until 2003.

So — this guy who is a «fierce competitor» can't pick up his game when he needs to — when the pocket starts to collapse — in fact, he gets noticeably worse.

Sir Alex Ferguson was a fierce competitor and rarely overwhelmed, but he couldn't help but purr when discussing Marcello Lippi.

«Big - headed ants grow bigger when faced with fierce competitors.»

When he finally won his first Sandow trophy in 2011, beating his fierce competitor and mentor Jay Cutler, the title had been decided when he locked his double biceps, and spread his rear lWhen he finally won his first Sandow trophy in 2011, beating his fierce competitor and mentor Jay Cutler, the title had been decided when he locked his double biceps, and spread his rear lwhen he locked his double biceps, and spread his rear lats.

Now it seems despite the different directions the companies are going, they still remain fierce competitors, especially when it comes to marketing and attracting new users.

Perhaps the fiercest competitor is the Audi A8 L which, when loaded up and equipped with its 4.0 TFSI engine, matches the Lexus for power and efficiency, and is comparable for safety and dashboard tech, but bottom - lines at about $ 17,000 less.

Colleagues may feel like friends when you're burning the midnight oil to finish a project, but you should never forget that you're among your fiercest competitors, says Jamie Gruman, a professor of organizational behavior at the University of Guelph in Ontario.

Playing it safe is not an option when running the gauntlet in landscapes riddled with risk against a pack of intensely fierce competitors.