Sentence examples for be at a competitive from inspiring English sources
Any market that cannot offer such speed will be at a competitive disadvantage.
So a sullied auditor should at the very least be at a competitive disadvantage.
It's not right that smaller companies should be at a competitive disadvantage to multinationals".
And if it doesn't, American banks will be at a competitive advantage, the exact opposite of what bankers argue.
Some of those countries say they fear their banks will be at a competitive disadvantage in the interim.
"Journals that don't embrace electronic tools to speed their processes will ultimately be at a competitive disadvantage".
On the other hand, a recent study by Blaul & Ruther (2012) showed that large males of N. vitripennis were at a competitive advantage in terms of inter-sexual competition: they were more attractive to females at a distance.
"Without this, they are at a competitive disadvantage reputationally".
"We were at a competitive disadvantage," said Kristen Lynas, director of the school's executive degree programs.
As a result, the telephone companies say, they are at a competitive disadvantage.
