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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are fully competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe entities, such as businesses or products, that are able to compete effectively in a market.
Example: "Our prices are fully competitive with those of our main rivals, ensuring that customers receive the best value."
Alternatives: "are highly competitive" or "are completely competitive."
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Consumer groups and the long-distance industry fear the Baby Bells will use their monopoly power to stifle competition unless federal regulators ensure that local phone markets are fully competitive before the seven Baby Bells--who have access to the calling records of nearly every American--are allowed to enter long distance.
Consumer groups, long-distance companies and some others fear the Baby Bells will use their monopoly power to stifle competition unless federal regulators first ensure that local phone markets are fully competitive.
"From the service perspective, we feel we are fully competitive with the other alliances," said David Cush, vice president for alliances at American.
Permanent magnets are fully competitive with electromagnets for fields up to 2 T, and fields as high as to 5 T can be produced in a small volume.
Subscription markets are fully competitive only when three or more firms serve the industry.
Burns Harbor, which accounts for 55% of total revenues, has operating costs that are fully competitive with minimills, according to Barnette.
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The site notes that only $93,000 worth of those contracts were fully competitive.
(However, the new, larger 2004 Tundra Double Cab is fully competitive).
Sources at McLaren say they do not expect to be fully competitive until then.
There is still, however, some way to go before this concept will be fully competitive.
"We would also want the rules to be such that they provide the potential for us to be fully competitive.
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