Sentence examples for be fully competitive from inspiring English sources

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.

Until women are paid fairly – and not just 77 cents for each dollar men make – our economy will never be fully competitive.

Chelsea play nine games next month, beginning with Sunday's visit of Southampton in the Premier League, and Mourinho had hoped just eight of them would be fully competitive.

"Assuming that the new rules are commercially viable and there is the potential to be fully competitive, then we are ready to press the go button," he said.

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.

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).

Eric Boullier, McLaren's racing director, was asked how the team would shape up in Australia, and how long it would take before they were fully competitive.