potencjalny konkurent

So, companies have a strong incentive to try to scare off potential competitors.

That approach allowed the company to hide its strategy from potential competitors.

I'm glad that another major potential competitor has stepped up.

Suppose a potential competitor needed a critical mass in order to begin operations.

When the parties are actual or potential competitors, this rate is reduced to 10%.

The company also sent its buyers and merchants out to buy from potential competitors.

But the same cannot be said for other potential competitors who might have been offered the secret information.

In that case, those potential competitors constitute an ongoing security risk.

It cuts out a hundred million potential competitors at least.

At $500 potential competitors are having a hard time competing with Apple's scale.

If that doesn't work I generally get in my own car and almost hit her myself, as a service to other potential suitors.

Old friend, said his tone, and not a potential suitor.

A big asking price may put off any potential suitors from making a bid.

However, he did not approach Rose as a potential suitor until she was seventeen.

Those hurdles have left the door open to other potential suitors.

Both actions could make the company more attractive to potential suitors.

"They are leaving the door open for a potential suitor or breakup."

Other potential suitors are not interested in acquiring only the music business.

The Kings were mentioned as a potential suitor from the beginning.

Four months later, though, no potential suitor has emerged - at least not publicly.

We mean that would-be competitors decide to aid each other instead.

But that approach has floundered because of squabbles over what the would-be competitors should pay the existing local company.

Not all the would-be competitors will be successful, of course.

But the trade agreement forced Japanese companies to at least let would-be foreign competitors seek business, he said.

Backed by funds, he was in a position to defy would-be competitors.

The business, with 24 full-size buses, has thus far vanquished would-be competitors.

Woodward so dominates the genre that most would-be competitors have run up the white flag.

To protect their investment in the trials, the firms do not make the results available to small would-be competitors.

It could also discourage would-be local competitors from building their own operations to compete with the Bells.

In the local telephone market, would-be competitors have had to use local phone company lines, at prices set by regulators.

The most desirable women drew many prospective suitors, and persuasive skill often determined their success.

Portraits were commissioned by the government as gifts to foreign monarchs and to show to prospective suitors.

Ms. Wilson's family has a test for her dates: prospective suitors have to know the blues, or they're out.

A number of prospective suitors have entered into correspondence, only to be defrauded.

Since the mayoral vote, politicians of all stripes have been talking about new partners and allies, but none seem especially comfortable with prospective suitors.

The Light sear her soul, she was a woman grown, not a girl meeting a prospective suitor for the first time.

With little patience for Cupid, prospective suitors from centuries past right up to the present day have embraced the marketplace.

Most of them require a detailed financial statement from prospective suitors.

The company did not identify the prospective suitors.

Relatives seek out prospective suitors for their kin from desirable families.