Sentence examples for a serious competitive from inspiring English sources

Eyedea Presse said its problems were compounded by a provision of French labor law that requires agencies take on photographers full-time after using a certain amount of their work, a serious competitive disadvantage when the competition overseas employs a much greater percentage of freelancers.

Eyedea Presse said its problems were compounded by a provision of French labor law that requires agencies to take on photographers full time after using a certain amount of their work, a serious competitive disadvantage when their overseas competition employs many freelancers.

But in social media it is still an also-ran which could become also-ran whichetitive disadvantage.

"We in the U.S. have a serious competitive disadvantage that we have to deal with," Mr. Devine said.

Doing nothing further will leave companies that did not use the Bermuda loophole at a serious competitive disadvantage.

Still, music is a serious, competitive business in the Coryell family, and the years have not changed that.

More relevant to the proceedings around us, Jimmy (a.k.a. James Albert McLean), is a champion agility dog, celebrated with the abstruse acronyms typical of any serious competitive sport (MACH4, A.D.C.H.-Platinum, L.A.A.-Platinum).

"Our eyewitness Marcus Allison (thank you Marcus) who first tipped us off said that Greg Smith was a decent player, about an 1800 'at best' using U.S.A.T.T. rankings, but way below any serious competitive ability".

Either way, Murdoch's moves to remold the Journal will pose a more serious competitive threat for the Times, which held an uneventful shareholders' meeting Tuesday.

Microsoft has a very serious competitive threat to the core of their revenues.

We will build a running club/program, that caters to the "average" runner, versus the other clubs which cater to a more serious competitive runner.