Sentence examples for broadly competitive from inspiring English sources

Pricewise, Britain is broadly competitive with America or Australia.

"It's premature to conclude that you can fix the abuses without doing greater damage to a broadly competitive system," argued Clifford Winston at the Brookings Institution.

(Dropbox says its pricing is broadly competitive and that it delivers a better quality of service). The corporate market for productivity and collaboration tools is a much more lucrative one.

By spurring innovation and growth, a federal production tax credit for wind amounting to 2.2 cents per kilowatt-hour has brought the cost of electricity from wind power to a point where it is broadly competitive with natural gas, sustaining 75,000 jobs in manufacturing, installation and maintenance.

Travis Bradford of the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago says that taking into account all the costs of construction including its finance, a state-of-the-art solar plant in a sunny state is broadly competitive, over its life, with a new "peaker" gas-fired station.

Likewise, a broadly competitive app environment will deliver the greatest benefit to health systems.

More broadly, the competitive market means there's not much money to claim in selling phones.

The Anglo-Saxon countries are, broadly speaking, more competitive and individualistic than western continental Europe.

If this seems a muddled view of athletics, then it helps to think of the All-China Sports Federation as being concerned with competitive pastimes, broadly speaking.

I think you want to think about your competitive case broadly.

What was different about this than other ideas that might be broadly categorized as either competitive or in the same space?