Sentence examples for built in competitive from inspiring English sources

Cellphones are the primary consumer electronic most people have or want, and the convenience of having multi-application devices within one unit is a built in competitive advantage for smart phones.

Some introduced species may become invasive when they possess a built-in competitive advantage over indigenous species in invaded areas.

A built-in competitive advantage.

But, guys have a built-in competitive gene, some more so than others.

That's because cable networks have a huge, built-in competitive advantage.

Another candidate for a loan guarantee, now probably dead, was the Calvert Cliffs 3 project, about 40 miles south of Washington, which was supposed to be built in a competitive marketplace, where the price of power was set by natural gas.

"New nuclear plants being built in a competitive market is not in our future, unfortunately," Crane said Tuesday at a Washington D.C. lunch sponsored by Resources for the Future.

Bob Lund, chief technical officer at Optical Solutions, said fiber-to-the-home will be a strategic alternative to other broadband technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), cable or wireless, in areas where new infrastructure needs to be built and in competitive carrier networks.

"You're always fighting and arguing with your siblings, and you have that competitive edge built in.

"I think it's built in with men to be competitive," she continues breezily.

Thus, margins that are wafer thin in the business can be saved and competitive pressures built in the market.