Sentence examples for Competitive charging from inspiring English sources

For the last year, New York representatives to the agency's board have refused to approve a staff-negotiated, 30-year lease intended to keep the container operations at the Elizabeth Marine Terminal competitive, charging that it represents a deep subsidy to New Jersey.

Unlike gasoline, which is fiercely competitive, charging stations prices vary hugely today.

The CID spectra revealed the presence of competitive charge driven and charge remote fragmentations.

All different types of alphas, with their competitive charge and generally brilliant minds, can do wonders for companies' bottom lines.

Further rigid polymer structures fulfilling this design strategy would be central to achieving more competitive charge transport properties.

"They have one about set designers," said Ms. Korelitz, who is married to the poet Paul Muldoon. "Why not poets?" But there was a competitive charge in the air, at least when the camera was rolling.

Less obviously, many birders get a virile competitive charge out of the sport.

Most high-end hospital rooms can also accommodate overnight stays by patients family and friends on pull-out couches or roll-away beds, for free or at a competitive charge.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water was ordered to pay Albion £1.69m damages plus interest for anti-competitive charging for carrying water on its network to the mill.

Pyridine was far less competitive than charged derivatives in ionization.

"Real estate is a topic ripe for discussion — it is competitive, emotionally charged and fast changing".