Sentence examples for ability to compete rather from inspiring English sources
The main goal of the presented initiative is to help SMEs to apply sustainability measurement metrics in a manner that will not jeopardize their ability to successfully compete in the market (it should even boost their ability to compete rather than jeopardize it).
The same logic extends to nations like India and China, which have argued — rather reasonably — that their adolescent economies do not have the ability to compete when bound by emissions reductions.
To be sure, America must not succumb to the lure of old-fashioned protectionism: there will always be those who would rather erect barriers to foreign goods and services than improve their own ability to compete.
Although ifosfamide produced rather severe short-term side effects, it was less toxic to the lungs than bleomycin and thus preserved Mr. Armstrong's ability to compete in and win the Tour de France.
"This would seriously cripple or deprive other fruit juice producers of the ability to compete.
