Sentence examples for basis of competitive from inspiring English sources

No nation will willingly transfer its technological know-how to others because that knowledge is the basis of competitive advantage.

Capabilities in operations are often the basis of competitive advantage in the marketplace, as numerous examples show.

New York has always had a few elite schools, which admit students on the basis of competitive examinations, as required by state law.

To an extent unprecedented except possibly in Song times, Ming government was dominated by nonhereditary civil service officials recruited on the basis of competitive written examinations.

Optic Gaming surged through their group matches, showing an impressive grasp of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, the latest title in the series which forms the basis of competitive play this year.

Mr. Borodin denies the Swiss allegations, describing himself as merely one member of a large committee that awarded contracts on the basis of competitive bids, which he said would preclude kickbacks.

EasyJet, while not as well-known in the U.S., is very much changing the competitive landscape for airlines in Europe and deserves inclusion on the basis of its competitive activities against much bigger airlines, including British Airways.

These businesses, he said, are the basis of a competitive economy.

Countries being able to produce cheaper products on the basis of their competitive advantage, including lower labour costs, is what free trade is all about.

So the basis of a competitive Chelsea team is there, with the only major dilemma for Mourinho regarding what to do up front following another display from Diego Costa in which he spent more time trying to wind up the opposition than score against them.

Sooner or later, every country except for a few pockets of remote chaos in Africa and Asia will be running its economy on the basis of a competitive capitalism that looks to the market for its instructions, and its political system on the basis of regular elections in which rival parties freely compete for the voters' support.