Sentences with phrase «little competition»

If you live in an area with little competition for mortgage business, you don't have to accept what local providers are willing to offer.

There's very little competition for places and very little rotation.

If you own a home in either of these price ranges, it is a very good time to sell with little competition in the marketplace.

Furthermore, growth will increase for many years to come, as there is very little competition in this market right now.

Family and criminal law attorneys, for example, face little competition from lawyers outside their geographical area.

As a result, they face little competition for food.

But it would also be unusual in the private sector to choose a site with so little competition, according to local real estate and development sources.

As a result, garden apartment complexes have relatively little competition in their price range.

Previously, school boards hired female teachers in a context of little competition.

It met all of her criteria and she discovered that she'd have little competition at the $ 40 to $ 70 price point.

There's little competition between the two since both come loaded with enough technology and amenities to question the need for a more premium automobile.

That's not true now, except relative to bonds, which are providing little competition to stocks.

And while wind and solar compete head - to - head with the biggest climate culprit, coal, currently they offer little competition for oil in the transportation sector.

But this is a # 50 tablet and there's very little competition around for the same price.

He is playing some of the greatest basketball of all time, and he has so little competition upon which to measure it.

Take our dating tips to heart and have a fun little competition!

They made no apologies for the fact they had little competition during the season.

Very few positions today present little competition, which it why it is important that you're able to distinguish yourself from other applicants.

Meaning that the sunset's signature colors will have little competition from other colors in the spectrum, allowing them to present themselves in all of their red, pink and orange glory.

If you live in an area with little competition for mortgage business, you don't have to accept what local providers are willing to offer.

Those jobs often require degrees, and that means new grads face little competition.

However, this is a flawed measure as relatively little competition for teachers occurs between states and state rankings fail to take into account differences in the labor markets across states.

This may be because there was so little competition for their main food source, or the exact opposite!

In most states and districts, they provide very little choice for American families and very little competition for the regular public schools.

«There is so little competition on good customer service that a positive experience with a corporation is enough to shock most consumers to tears.»

«As the 1950's dawned... there was little competition among artists either male or female, it was only when the door began to crack open that the gender of the artist began to play a more prominent role.»

In fact, what little competition exists in other markets, Zipcar has been aggressive in acquiring.

According to Headrick, a more crowded marketplace proved to be a particularly difficult development for Wag Pet Boutique, which faced very little competition when the store opened in 2003 — thanks to what was, at the time, a relatively unique focus on super-premium foods.

Millie's Math House, a numbers program for preschoolers, targeted a nook in the market where little competition existed.

There's also little competition for these assets, so it rarely overpays.

This is seen as especially concerning since internet service in America is a field with relatively little competition as it is.

Incumbents face little competition because they can easily flood their war chests with sky - high contributions.

The first Geometry Wars may have sold and sold, but it was a novelty that benefited from exquisite timing: for the first few months it had precious little competition on Xbox's new digital download service.

But outperformers are always considered «successful» after the fact, regardless of how much or how little competition there is from index funds.

We are very excited to announce a great little competition from the National Trust magazine.

These bars would still be free to gouge and blackmail their customers, because they'd still be in a small market with little competition thanks to the social stigma against being gay or opening bars catering to gays.

Ferrari produced its first car, the Tipo 815 under SEFAC or Schuderia Enzo Ferrari Auto Corse but because of World War II, it saw little competition.

It also faces startlingly little competition.

Volvo's Austin says that new luxury cars from Japan - such as the Mitsubishi Diamante, Lexus ES 300 and Mazda 929 - will pose little competition to the 960.

Those developers that do take the plunge will be rewarded, given that there's little competition right now — and new tablet owners are eager to get apps that show off their latest gadget.

Without question, the monstrous success of the Switch has lead a majority of indie devs seeing their colleagues in other studios thrive on the system, having perhaps little competition in the early months of the hybrids release.

It features little competition (especially in the luxury real estate segment), a large number of unscrupulous real estate practitioners, and a lack of legal regulation of the market.

The new film has the benefit of little competition with «Solo» to be in its third week, and the «Jurassic World» sequel not arriving until two weeks later.

There's just very little competition at this price point, with Samsung's high - end Android tablets being significant more expensive.

There is so little competition on this front that experiencing responsive and appreciative contact with a corporation is enough to shock most consumers to tears.

Adjusting box office grosses to compensate for inflation is detrimental in one respect because many films from decades ago often faced little competition from other films and studios at the time of their release.