Sentence examples for compete going forward from inspiring English sources

After losing the Wisconsin primary, Mr. Santorum said, "it was a situation where we simply didn't have the resources to compete going forward".

"USA's issue is that it is a general entertainment network with a lot of reruns, few originals and no identity, which will make it harder to compete going forward," said John Mandel, co-chief executive of MediaCom, an advertising buying firm.

"They're working hard to strengthen the balance of the squad and the desire and expectation to really compete going forward are high".

That way, China won't be able to continue its current practices that leave American workers behind with no way to compete going forward.

Long term, I know if we're successful we're going to have a better educated populace in America, and we'll be better prepared to compete going forward".

REITs have been a good alternative investment, but will they have a harder time competing going forward?

"As we have said all along, any settlement would have to fully protect U.S. consumers by preserving the competition that Grupo Modelo currently provides, while giving a divestiture buyer the freedom and capability to compete vigorously going forward," Gina Talamona, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, said in a statement.

Magazines will have to fight hard to compete with that going forward".

But he said the IPC would not block Pistorius if he had served his sentence and wanted to compete at Rio. "Providing he serves his sentence then he will be free to compete in IPC competitions going forward," Spence told BBC chief sports correspondent Dan Roan.

The talk also delved into other areas of focus, including Yahoo's homepage, media properties, and where it could compete on search and personalization going forward.

"We've put ourselves in the position that we have flexibility to do this, and I think that with the blister and how we've had to manage it since he came over from the trade, this gives him the best chance going forward to compete in a game".