Sentence examples for becoming a competitive from inspiring English sources

The fight against food waste has become a strong demand among the consumers - and it is becoming a competitive factor among the retailers as well, which is taken seriously by the industry.

And this is to say nothing of Olympics economics, which, for many, has become a gold-medal hoodwink, with "lowballing" the costs of the games during the bid process becoming a competitive sport in itself.

American manufacturers are recapturing some markets once lost to imports, and pioneering new processes such as 3D printing.Meanwhile, what was once an Achilles heel is becoming a competitive advantage.

Is your technology becoming a competitive tool for winning new student applicants?

Desalination is becoming a competitive alternative for supplying quality water to irrigation districts in dry areas.

Network-on-Chip (NoC) is becoming a competitive solution to connect hundreds of processing elements in modern computing platforms.

That competitiveness is reflected in what looks like becoming a fiercely competitive market for learning providers to teach charity managers.

But noting a recent upturn in results, he said through a spokesman, "Tribune has made significant strides in becoming a current, competitive and sustainable media company.

While high-speed rail remains in the grip of sluggish state monopolies, its chances of becoming a successful, competitive business look poor.

Dick Brass, vice president for technology development for Microsoft, called the alliance with Amazon.com "a great vote of confidence in what is becoming a very competitive market".

Updated at 2.24pm GMT 2.02pm GMT Osborne: There is some good evidence that in Britain we are becoming a more competitive economy.