Sentences with phrase «none of its competitors does»

The Nasdaq is assessing how to offer crypto - currency futures in a way that none of its competitors does, its president told CNBC.

Not exact matches

«This combination will create a fierce competitor with the network scale to deliver more for consumers and businesses in the form of lower prices, more innovation, and a second - to - none network experience — and do it all so much faster than either company could on its own,» Legere said in an official statement.

«This combination will create a fierce competitor with the network scale to deliver more for consumers and businesses in the form of lower prices, more innovation, and a second - to - none network experience — and do it all so much faster than either company could on its own,» Legere said.

None of these competitors has the learnings and experience running a leading digital marketplace like Gameflip.com, an existing user base of 2M commerce focused gamers, decades of experience as a $ 100M game publisher (our team founded Aeria Games), or relationships with top global game publishers and developers that Gameflip does.

«None of our competitors are doing that,» Sanelli states.

After a highly publicized debate, the working group modified the definition to require that the round body also had cleared its orbital zone of competitors, which none of those four objects had done.

The research itself is pretty thorough from my understanding, but when you read the findings or overall conclusion from the research, do you factor in your personal judgement that a competitor funded the research, thus maybe conflict of interest, even - though in the research itself they say, there is none?

Some of those vehicles, namely the Toyota 4Runner and the Nissan Pathfinder, have been credible challengers, though none had the muscle under the hood, the room inside or the brawny good looks.But many of the Jeep's competitors did have something that couldn't be found in the Grand Cherokee: an unblemished record for high quality.

When asked about Medal of Honor, which many believe to be a very close competitor, Lamia responded, «I haven't seen any of it,» and that «none of the competition has anything to do with what we are creating.»

It did not help matters that at roughly the same time as such stories were appearing in the national press, Mills was a credible competitor on the US version of Strictly Come Dancing, lasting longer than several other competitors, none of whom had to cope (as she did) with one real and one prosthetic leg — hard enough up and down kerbstones, blue murder in a Paso Doble, you would think.

Chances are very good that none of your competitors are doing this, and it will help you stand out considerably.