Sentence examples for certain competitive from inspiring English sources
Half a century on, it appears Ligocka harbours certain competitive feelings about Polanski.
In the months after September, with business travel off even more, airlines instead furiously cut leisure fares on certain competitive routes in desperate attempts just to fill airplanes.
"If it's not a good fit by personality or there are certain competitive circumstances that make it unproductive to be publicly held, the answer is to sell the company, not go private," he said.
To date, while they are moving to aggressively cut costs and trim services, none of the major airlines have tackled the fundamental business-fare-structure problem, though most have selectively reduced business fares on certain competitive routes.
But more than anything else, according to pool builders and designers, the drive toward the fabulous pool has been fed by a combination of people spending more of their time outside and a certain competitive acquisitiveness among their very rich clients.
In such a less R&D-oriented knowledge environment, innovating firms can exploit certain competitive advantages when they concentrate on their experience-based DUI mode competencies.
These two great works were to a certain extent competitive, which helped to improve their coverage and content; they are still used in research libraries.
A game-theoretic analysis shows that the rate-maximizing strategy under the worst-case interference (WCI) in the DSM setting corresponds to a Nash equilibrium in pure strategies of a certain strictly competitive game.
We analyse in this article how net migration plagued certain less competitive, mainly rural push-lose municipalities, and boosted in-migration to the pull-win municipalities in metropolitan environments during the very affluent period of 1998 2006.
Such changes might include reducing long-term deficits, making certain industries more competitive or investing in infrastructure.
The proposal would allow the Procurement Policy Board to write new rules giving agencies greater discretion to seek certain contracts without competitive bidding.
