Sentence examples for a fully competitive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moonves has been credited with reviving CBS as a fully competitive network since he became president in 1995.

None of the others - Stuart Jones, Philip Morrow and James Wozencroft - has yet driven a fully competitive car.

This relationship often leaves companies without a fully competitive bidding field when they try to sell themselves.

Especially because the original Focus proved that Detroit could design a fully competitive small car when it wasn't busy chasing the latest S.U.V. hussy.

And critics contend that a fully competitive market would be better at reducing prices than the government's "managed liberalisation" strategy, in which it micromanages the industry's structure.

I'd like to put myself out of a job because we'll have a fully competitive energy market and there will be no need for our services".

However, that means Menezes, for as long as he lasts, has to prepare his squads without any fully competitive matches in the next two years.

And by the time we reach that scale of renewable energy deployment at a global level, fully competitive battery storage systems will most certainly be widely available.

His plan was to build a car that was fully competitive against small Japanese automobiles.

If renewable energy is going to become fully competitive and a significant source of energy in the United States, then further technological innovation must be accompanied by financial innovation so that clean energy sources gain access to the same low-cost capital that traditional energy sources like coal and natural gas enjoy.

The goal, Mr. Rabinowitz said, will be to give Hofstra a national academic profile that makes it fully competitive with schools like Boston University and the State University of New York at Binghamton.