mover造句

Being the first mover has its advantages.

A deer is a fast mover.

When I talk about first mover, I don't think of being a broad "market" first mover, but rather a "category" or "segment" first mover.

He is the prime mover in the whole matter.

The prime mover may be a gas reciprocating engine.

The ordinary raindrop is a mighty earth mover with sufficient strength to cut rock.

He was the prime mover in the revolt against the government.

Discovery is trying to seize a similar first-mover advantage in high-definition television.

Mr Dougan says that Credit Suisse will have a “first mover advantage”.

With 180 English titles published a year - and some in Hindi, Marathi and Urdu too - Penguin retains first mover advantage.

In my little corner of the universe, the ultimate first mover was Steve Prefontaine, one of my heroes.

They also need to attack an entrenched market position and attract customers that may well be satisfied with the first mover.

The advantage is that early adopters can learn from the first mover (from its mistakes or success) and guarantee that their new approach moves the market on.

So often the prime mover is an inventor of some sort, while the partner brings street smarts or finance, or simply energy and confidence.

Data — mostly unstructured — could then be relegated to the cloud, either manually or with an automated data mover based on aging and access policies.

GM has been as nimble abroad as it has been flat-footed at home, an early-mover in China, Brazil and Russia, it holds strong positions in all three markets.

The problem, however, was that Hewlett-Packard was a follower rather than a leader in this market, going against Apple that enjoyed the first-mover advantage in this market.