Sentence examples for a growing competitive from inspiring English sources

Product development cycles are nowadays tightened to the minimum and submitted to a growing competitive pressure.

Online shopping service Ocado is in the unusual position of facing a growing competitive threat from its key partner.

That data can fuel a growing, competitive marketplace of sophisticated applications to improve providers' and patients' medical decisions.

"The Big Two have been outmaneuvered by Pratt & Whitney's GTF, which has enabled Bombardier's C Series to become a growing competitive threat," Mr. Aboulafia said.

Against a growing competitive backdrop within human rights and international affairs, the panelists shared some insights on the attributes most sought by hiring managers.

The result, analysts believe, may be to encourage Singapore to move out of refining, where it finds itself at a growing competitive disadvantage.

After all, what with the North Korean crisis and other global political events, declining consumer confidence, a falling won and growing competitive pressure from Chinese firms, is this really the best time to disrupt chaebol that, for all their flaws, remain the backbone of the country's economy?

The idea, which followed a similar suggestion from UBS last week, was that the two could present a united front against the growing competitive threat from BT, down 3.9p at 379.5p.

Yuneec offers an entry level model, and Bolt has just launched an innovative model for the growing competitive racing sector.

"Growing competitive pressures" were also a factor in the rise in profit warnings - more than a fifth were due to greater competition and pressure on prices, EY said.

The growing competitive pressure in the industry makes the reduction of process costs increasingly important.