Sentence examples for because of competitive from inspiring English sources
Both will be considered attractive jobs because of competitive pay and their locations.
But neither can then cry foul if relationships end because of competitive behaviour or restricted numbers.
Pixar likes to keep details of its upcoming movies close to its vest, partly because of competitive concerns; a typical Pixar film takes four years to complete.
His type of personal service would be lost if wine and liquor stores start folding because of competitive pressures, Mr. Schweiger said.
These companies also face the risk that their products, even if developed, may not be procured by the government because of competitive bidding.
And with the economy expanding, he added, it is more difficult to recruit "because of competitive job alternatives in other sectors".
Sleutels et al. (2009b) found that an increase in current density results in an increase of coulombic efficiency because of improvement of competitive advantage of electrochemically active bacteria over methanogens.
Northern Ireland's record goalscorer Healy returns after missing the opening qualifiers because of a lack of competitive football.
"Because of my competitive nature, I'm frustrated.
Because of his competitive juices, it bothered him, and it would bother me.
