Sentences with phrase «viable competitors do»

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Borders Group President Mike Edwards said, «It has become increasingly clear that in light of the environment of curtailed customer spending... and the company's lack of liquidity, Borders Group does not have the capital resources it needs to be a viable competitor.»

This arrangement makes sense for Amazon as it tries to build a viable streaming video competitor to Netflix, pushing both new content and a huge archive of old HBO shows, which its rival doesn't have.

Because color e-ink apparently * still * isn't commercially viable I don't know that there's anything a competitor could do to push Amazon in a new direction.

It had far less to do with ensuring that there was a viable competitor to Amazon and far more to do with creating opportunities for discovery.

Engadget says: «the iPad 2 isn't just the best tablet on the market, it feels like the only tablet on the market», Slashgear declares «Apple has put together a superbly capable, class - shaping tablet, which can now legitimately take on not only other slates but lighter ereaders such as Amazon's Kindle» while the New York Times concludes that iPad 2 is a «device whose individual upgrades might not necessarily have tipped the balance but, combined, led to a much better iPad that still didn't have viable competitors.

«I just don't see them [forks] as viable competitors... So now it seems that it's really hard for another bitcoin fork to kind of steal the [original bitcoin] brand unless it really offers better usability and better resistance to takeovers and better fungibility.

Did Samsung do enough with the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus to make it a viable competitor in the crowded smartphone market?

«Unless someone comes out with a groundbreaking new idea that revolutionizes bitcoin and adds features to it that improve its immutability and its resistance to being taken over... I just don't see them [forks] as viable competitors.»

We don't know quite yet whether the Essential Phone can keep pace with the iPhone or its fellow top - tier Android competitors, nor do we know if the company's Essential Home will be a viable smart speaker compared with offerings from Google and Amazon.

If they do, LinkedIn will have a viable competitor.