underprice a competitor
a competitor who holds a preeminent position.
Hurry for sign contract due competitor keen.
Has a new competitor entered the fray?
In the final of a competitor, how many dives does a competitor take?
Mr. tardy ke288 his hurried departure seem arouse competitor suspicion
To gain a tactical advantage over(a competitor, for example).
Aggregation and consistence of client-oriented and competitor-oriented;
By defeating their main competitor this firm has cornered the wheat market.
"Under these circumstances, the competitor shall not be entitled to a re-shoot, and the competitor shall be ordered to rectify the problem. "
The act prohibits price discrimination that lessens competition or injures a competitor.
The company applied for an injunction to stop their competitor from marketing a similar product
At twenty-five he won a three-mile steeple-chase against the most rugged competitor.
competitor thought to have little chance of winning a race or contest
The art of outdoing or showing up a rival or competitor, as in exploits, privileges, or honors.
Another competitor from the US, the famous men's 400 meter competitor Johnson, with a time of 44.04 seconds, ran the best in the world in this event in this season.
Television has turned out to be a tough competitor for advertising and audience to the newspaper industry
"Where the handgun has failed as above, the competitor shall not be permitted to re-shoot the course of fire. "
"In the event that a firearm malfunction cannot be corrected by the competitor, the competitor shall point the firearm safely downrange and advise the Range Officer. The Range Officer shall terminate the course of fire in the normal manner."
It is cruel for him to hire a gunman to pat his competitor out of the way.
In some countries, such as Algeria and Senegal, where English is becoming a strong French competitor, the committee's work may soon stall.
You know, now that he is the top five, as long as he can lose a competitor, he can get more money.
It includes negative comments about an individual or financial competitor,and proprietary or competitive information, such as market share or country exposures.
The Kenyan competitor Mose Jiptanoy won first place in the men's 300 meter obstacle event with a time of 8 minutes 9.16 seconds.
"To block (a competitor or opponent) from advancing, especially to hinder an opponent from getting a rebound in basketball by placing oneself between the opponent and the basket."
"If You Are Finished, Unload And Show Clear"- When the Range Officer issues this command and the competitor has finished the course of fire, the competitor shall lower his handgun, unload it and present it to the Range Officer for inspection. "
"The substitute handgun satisfies the requirements of the declared Division and is of the same type, action, and caliber as the handgun the competitor used to start the competition. "
In the non-championship events, the Ukrainian competitor Bopoka, attempted to break the men's high jump world record of 6.15 meters 3 times but failed, and won first place with 6.05 meters.
Armstrong not only beat the cancer, but when he zoomed across the finish line in Paris on July 25,2000 - outpacing his closest competitor by seven minutes and 37 seconds - he became only the second American to win cycling's premier event.
As a result, the party signing the consent settlement would not be estopped from denying legal liability if a private party, such as a competitor or a customer, later brought a civil damage action against the respondent based on the same set of facts.
