The food delivery space is incredibly difficult and intensely competitive.
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The rule often spurs frustration in India's intensely competitive schools.
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Bloomberg the man is, above all, driven, confident and intensely competitive.
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Leonard Lance, 22016, and Rodney Frelinghuysen, 22, represent intensely competitive districts.
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Needless to say, the league has been intensely competitive so far.
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Coupe said the market remained intensely competitive, with pricing pressure squeezing margins.
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They represented two intensely competitive elites that have been at war for decades.
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Absolutely. We've been competing for streamer attention from Day One, I think, in much the same way that Amazon is in an intensely competitive industry — there are thousands of people who sell stuff — Twitch is in an intensely competitive industry.
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De León seems intensely competitive with Brown and has defied him on legislative issues.
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They are proud, intensely competitive and thrive on exposing — or silencing — that day's foil.
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Reyan looked down and walked away, back to the TV. Indian schools are intensely competitive.
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In an intensely-competitive natural world, tears are a rich source of salts and nutrients.
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In an intensely competitive family, Jo was more academically successful than his flamboyant elder brother.
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But growers like Ms. Haywood see the distinction as an opportunity in an intensely competitive market.
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It has made major inroads in New York, London and other intensely competitive dining cities abroad.
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Steiner noted that the human factor does count, despite the intensely competitive nature of the enterprise.
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Given the current electoral landscape, such an intensely competitive four-way race is not particularly unrealistic.
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"It's an intensely competitive market with more than 30 suppliers competing for customers," said an SSE spokesman.
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One is the intensely competitive nature of the ride-hailing business, which will continue to hit profitability.
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And it's all set to take place against an increasingly crowded, intensely competitive backdrop, captured in this slide.
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Access to health care comes like anything else, from your checkbook and intensely competitive businesses jockeying for it.
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But the name has expanded into an intensely competitive alter ego for an otherwise shy and unassuming teenager.
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Ocado slumped 12.7 percent after the online grocer warned of sustained margin pressure due to an intensely competitive market.
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Ocado slumped 13.7 percent after the online grocer warned of sustained margin pressure due to an intensely competitive market.
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Other businesses face challenges: Electric cars are years away from mass production, and the smartphone market remains intensely competitive.
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The once-iconic brand&aposs ongoing crisis shines a spotlight on the intensely competitive nature of modern-day retail.
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Brokers have been cagey about many fronts on the broker wars, given the intensely competitive nature of the business.
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The move will pit Uber against GrubHub Inc, Postmates Inc and DoorDash Inc in the intensely competitive food delivery business.
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The silver-haired Orcel is a charming yet intensely competitive Italian who made his name advising on giant takeover battles.
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The most onerous part is continually upgrading the shell, a process that can get pretty intensely competitive with other crabs around.
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In retail, beyond a few narrow categories where it dominates (notably: books), Amazon is a leading player in intensely competitive markets.
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Those two factors would make her a powerful player within the intensely competitive community around Ingress, an augmented reality mobile game.
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But the consulting field is intensely competitive, especially for a company that relies so heavily on relationships to drive new business.
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The LMI segment has become intensely competitive in the last few years, which has put pressure on DHFL's yields and margins.
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An "intensely competitive" industry combined with pressure from rising commodities prices, interest rates and a difficult trade environment created a sense of urgency.
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"We can no longer sit on our hands and wait for them to come to us, it's an intensely competitive marketplace," he said.
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Both brothers were intensely competitive, but were soon back on perfectly good terms, and Jim has said that their relationship is stronger than ever.
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Austin Reed, a 116-year-old business, fell into administration on April 26 after struggling for years in the UK's intensely competitive clothing market.
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After four intensely competitive first-round playoff games between these two rivals, the Nets played arguably their worst game of the season on Tuesday.
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Providing choices across media that simultaneously honor the past and welcome in neophytes is a balancing act that's built into this already intensely competitive business.
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That unapologetically internationalist, industrial approach is understandable, given the intensely competitive environment in which clubs exist, but it means one significant element has been lost.
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The accusations of illegal enrollment have been particularly inflammatory in South Korea, where students cram for years to prepare for intensely competitive college-entrance exams.
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The accusations of illegal enrollment have been particularly inflammatory in South Korea, where students cram for years to prepare for intensely competitive college entrance exams.
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Sainsbury's, which trails market leader Tesco in annual sales, cautioned that it saw no let-up in the intensely competitive UK market any time soon.
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They often do so in the prime of their careers and many are unable to reconcile their devotion to family with Japan's intensely competitive workplace culture.
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"Grocery is already intensely competitive given new rock bottom pricing entrants Aldi/Lidl, WMT's commitment to price investment, and intense digital innovation at WMT," Chen wrote.
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Signs of solidarity in the White House press corps — usually an intensely competitive bunch — have been cropping up in the wake of Mr. Trump's recent attacks.
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Three intensely competitive House races and an unexpectedly competitive Senate race in New Jersey has led to a flood of political advertising on New York City's airwaves.
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But teamwork can be difficult to introduce, both in traditional cultures based on hierarchy and obedience and in intensely competitive environments like those in American medical schools.
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The accusations of illegal enrollment against her have been particularly inflammatory in South Korea, where students cram for years to prepare for intensely competitive college entrance exams.
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Always conscientious and intensely competitive — "She got that from her father," Julie said — Carpenter said she found the transition from prep school challenging, despite her on-ice success.
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In New York City's intensely competitive rental market, tenants usually deal with middlemen known as brokers, who have near absolute control over apartment listings, viewing appointments and leases.
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Armed mostly with magic as the mage or heavy armor as a warrior, Grevers is intensely competitive in the game's arena matches, which pit three players against three others.
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Analysts at Macquarie downgraded the stock Wednesday to neutral, saying it's at "a full valuation," and that the ad-supported video on demand (AVOD) space is becoming intensely competitive.
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The digital realm is intensely competitive, and audience-hungry websites can't afford to worry about trying to make everyone happy; the goal is just to make some people happy.
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"The boom is unreal; the price per square foot has tripled," said Mr. Harrison, who said he has lost over 20 real estate bids in this intensely competitive market.
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A lot of them are very loyal, so it's not in their nature to speak ill of the institution or of their colleagues, even though it's intensely competitive between them.
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Something extraordinary is happening to the Democratic presidential primary: An intensely competitive race has been thrown into a state of semi-suspended animation less than two weeks before caucusing begins.
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In the intensely competitive world that Amazon has built, any efforts by the company to clean up seller misbehavior are quickly turned into weapons for sellers to wield against each other.
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But at an intensely competitive time for Broadway, the market was not there: Last week it grossed $424,198 in eight performances at the Nederlander Theater, just 37 percent of its potential.
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Debenhams, ranked second by revenue behind department store chain John Lewis, has struggled in Britain's intensely competitive retail market in recent years as consumers spend more on holidays, eating out and events.
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But there are a lot of flagship phones with flagship specs and flagship pricing here in the US, which means that the Mate 10 Pro is playing in an intensely competitive field.
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Tan, who has expanded GrabTaxi to service 28 cities across six countries in Southeast Asia, told CNBC's "Managing Asia " that his company had a headstart on Uber in the intensely competitive region.
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Every day, consumers reap the benefits of an intensely competitive market for new cars, and it appears that the current auto dealer franchise system has a significant part in making this so.
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Goldman came in at such a low fee level that it put the existing fund managers on notice: Goldman was prepared to undercut the market to win in the intensely competitive ETF space.
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But the notion of the intensely competitive Mr. Trump's being more interested in winning the presidency than serving as president is not exactly a foreign concept to close observers of this presidential race.
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In his congressional campaigns, Mr. Gibson has built a reputation as an upbeat and intensely competitive candidate, with an instinct for finding common ground with Democrats on issues like the environment and gay rights.
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"Against this backdrop, the proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner is a pro-competitive, pro-consumer response to an intensely competitive and rapidly changing video marketplace," the companies said in the filing.
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These factors are balanced against the intensely competitive wireless environment as well as the moderately high leverage for the rating, which stems from the February 2014 acquisition of the remaining 45% stake in VZW.
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The online ubiquity of these segments has helped "The Late Late Show" thrive in an intensely competitive environment in which more than a dozen late-night series vie for TV ratings and internet clicks.
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Now the $44 billion category is crowded and intensely competitive, which is why the company is trying something new with its first-ever sneaker collaboration, designed in partnership with California-based Athletic Propulsion Labs.
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But this field is intensely competitive, and the m15 is not as thin or as light as the best of the bunch, making it a bit of a tough sell, even at a lower price.
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A grandson of the Illy founder, he left the main coffee business two years ago to spearhead a diversification into tea, wine and chocolate and reduce the family's reliance on the intensely competitive coffee business.
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Indeed, he was a hard-nosed, intensely competitive catcher who was quick as a cat behind the plate and was in charge of steering a pitching staff that was the strongest part of the team.
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LONDON, Sept 20.7506 (Reuters) - British online grocer Ocado reported a 13.6 percent rise in quarterly retail sales but said the intensely competitive market was causing margin pressure and cautioned it would not go away any time soon.
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John Lewis, the employee owned biggest department store, said demand for beauty products and women's clothing had enabled it to nudge up sales but its gross profit margins remained under pressure in the "intensely competitive pricing environment".
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Last-mile delivery of packages is an intensely competitive business, with companies ranging from Amazon to United Parcel Services, FedEx, and the U.S. Postal service, as well as startups like Instacart and Deliv, vying for a share.
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So through a twist of fate, prescient deal-making and an intensely competitive television landscape — where studios seem to be willing to turn over any stone to find a hit — Danny and Fran are back in business.
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The firm put some of the credit for that on its nascent industry: The online commerce market, particularly over the Internet, is new, rapidly evolving and intensely competitive, which competition the Company expects to intensify in the future.
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Naysayers highlight the intensely competitive nature of the British grocery market, saying Potts needs to go even further on price cuts, and fear a fight back by industry laggard Asda, the British arm of U.S. giant Wal-Mart.
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The middle market lending landscape has attracted record amounts of capital in the last two years as investors seek exposure to higher yielding assets in a low interest rate environment, creating an intensely competitive investment and underwriting environment.
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"Menendez is probably going to benefit from the intensely competitive House races we have this year, which we haven't had in a long time," said John Weingart, the associate director of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers.
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From the rooftop patio of his growing brewery in the southwestern elbow of Brooklyn, Shane C. Welch, the founder and "chief visionary" of Sixpoint Brewery, appeared to have staked a nice corner of an intensely competitive beer market.
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Seriously though, machine-learning recruiting is intensely competitive, and Twitter no doubt publicized the move to try to raise its profile and help recruiting, which is hard when you're facing off against Facebook and Google for the same candidates.
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Still, Mr. Sanders's case is unusual in many respects: He is a leading candidate recovering from a heart attack at age 78 who must compete in an intensely competitive primary while also holding down a demanding job as senator.
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Dunne also says that, while XPeng and its competition are, on paper, "independent actors scrambling to compete in an intensely competitive and increasingly crowded arena," it's important to remember that it's hard to truly operate fully removed from the Chinese government.
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The contract "delivers the operational flexibility needed to grow our network and ensures that Southwest will remain well-positioned for long-term success in our intensely-competitive industry," said Alan Kasher, Southwest's vice president of flight operations, in a news release.
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"These elections will be intensely competitive, and despite having the kitchen sink thrown at it, the PML-N could be positioned to lead a fragile coalition government," said Arif Rafiq, a political analyst and nonresident fellow at the Middle East Institute.
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But Barack Obama's puckish, intensely competitive former campaign manager, arguably the most successful Democratic strategist of his generation, offered a who-the-hell-really-knows shrug when asked to offer a similarly precise estimate of Clinton's odds of beating Trump.
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Rather than an anti-competitive tactic that could injure consumers through higher prices, lower quality and fewer choices, the proposed CVS-Aetna merger is an innovative response to the unstable and intensely competitive dynamics that characterize the health-care marketplace.
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For Jump, the backing of Uber is a much-needed boost for a company operating in an intensely competitive and well-funded space that is seeing significant momentum in the U.S. Competitors have secured major rounds of funding in the last few weeks.
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Although M&S's food operations are holding up well, the ratings are constrained by certain factors such as the intensely competitive environment facing the group's general merchandise division on the back of consumers' preference to shop in digital and in convenience formats.
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"It's an intensely competitive time in the UK and I don't see that letting up anytime soon and I see the trends in that regards to be broadly the same this year as they were last year," Chief Executive Moya Greene told Reuters.
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An alternative — working with professors whose backgrounds aren't suited to a student's dissertation subject — can hamper a student's chances on the academic job market, which has grown intensely competitive in many fields as universities rely increasingly on part-time, low-paid adjuncts.
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"We are in an intensely competitive marketplace, and we owe it to these wonderful athletes, to our sport and to fans to constantly strive for more insight into the unique prowess of these remarkable players," Tiley said in an interview last week.
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"Everybody's intensely competitive, so I think you have to really love the sport and be willing to compete at a very high level," Attanasio, who also is co-founder and managing partner at Crescent Capital Group, said Tuesday at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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So when Mr. Zekelman saw a chance to address his greatest frustration — a flood of cheap steel tube imports into the United States that was undermining sales at his family-owned, Chicago-based company — he went all out to win in another intensely competitive arena: influencing policy in Washington.
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In its formal response to the DOJ on Tuesday, the company said that because the television industry had changed with the rise of platforms like Netflix and Hulu, the merger deal is actually "a procompetitive, pro-consumer response to an intensely competitive and rapidly changing video marketplace." http://bit.
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LATAM has struggled in recent years, amid a merger with Brazilian airline TAM in 2012 that has not boosted profits and a more intensely competitive market that prompted the airline to adopt a low-cost model for its domestic flights, including new charges for checked luggage and preferred seating options.
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Mr. Oettinger, who made the comments last week in a speech to business leaders in Hamburg, Germany, had tried — and largely failed — to put the matter to rest by telling the German newspaper Die Welt, in an interview published on Sunday, that his goal had been to highlight the intensely competitive trading environment Germany faces.
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This industry, for the most part, has emerged over the course of the last five years and there's no better indication in our view of how vibrant it is and how intensely competitive it is that Shopify is set up as a storefront exchange where you can buy and sell, online stores that have been created on the platform.
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The systems that create fraudulent reviews are a complicated web of subreddits, invite-only Slack channels, private Discord servers, and closed Facebook groups, but the incentives are simple: Being a five-star product is crucial to selling inventory at scale in Amazon's intensely competitive marketplace — so crucial that merchants are willing to pay thousands of people to review their products positively.
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In those playoff runs, Manning consistently outperformed his counterparts at quarterback, including some of the biggest stars in the N.F.L. "In the most pressure-filled, intensely competitive situations, that's when you knew you could count on Eli — and boy, he would never let you down," Tom Coughlin, who was the Giants' coach during both Super Bowl-championship seasons, said in 53.
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And yet, sellers do list different products together, abusing their ability to add variations — just one of the review manipulation techniques, in addition to purchasing fake reviews, that sellers use to stand out in Amazon's intensely competitive marketplace, which data firm ScrapeHero estimates now includes 2100 million products just in the US. BuzzFeed News found items across many different Amazon categories — electronics, cookware, health and personal care — that include reviews that refer to wildly different products.
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Read more: UPS CEO David Abney has finally admitted that he sees Amazon as a competitor Amazon's annual filing, which was released last week, had the following entry under "Risk Factors" (emphasis ours): We Face Intense Competition Our businesses are rapidly evolving and intensely competitive, and we have many competitors in different industries, including physical, e-commerce, and omnichannel retail, e-commerce services, digital content and electronic devices, web and infrastructure computing services, and transportation and logistics services, and across geographies, including cross-border competition.
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