Sentence examples for challenging competitive from inspiring English sources

"Jimmy Choo continues to outpace the sector despite the challenging competitive environment," said its chairman, Peter Harf.

In a statement, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Nokia's chief executive, noted that the company had sold more cellphones in the third quarter than in the second quarter and said that the continuing problems at Nokia Siemens, the wireless network venture with Siemens of Germany, were a result of "challenging competitive factors and market conditions".

But the new company will find itself in a challenging competitive situation, and must maintain its new lead over Electronic Arts if it wants to impress investors.

"This makes for a challenging competitive environment, given that China is by far the largest market for electric vehicles," the company said.

But this is also aggressive, or at least challenging, competitive.

We want a very challenging, competitive academic environment, but a lot of us also want to have a challenging, competitive athletic experience.

So does the fact that he is not trying to challenge a competitive world on his own.

However, investment in renewable energy is challenged by competitive oil prices, very high investment cost for renewable energy, and high local electricity prices.

However, despite the country's huge potential for RE generation, investments in RE projects are challenged by competitive prices of fossil fuels, more mature technology for fossil fuels, and very high investment cost for renewable energy.

However, high concentration of glucose in the pretreated material makes xylose utilization challenging due to competitive inhibition of sugar transport.

The most important resource for accomplishing a goal as challenging as a competitive national research network is of course not money but people, Ganten tells Next Wave.