Sentence examples for competition demand from inspiring English sources
Because client news organizations in hot competition demand a hard answer to "who's winning?" the pressure is on pollsters not to take "I dunno" for an answer.
Environmental progress demands that companies innovate to raise resource productivity and that is precisely what the new challenges of global competition demand.
Before the industrial revolution most sales were essentially local, and you had a much greater steer on competition, demand levels, customer preferences and pricing.
Severe competition, demand for cost-effective product, demand for qualitative on time-in full delivery at right place, marketing and economic issues, etc., forced many organizations to adopt JIT/Lean concepts in the last decades.
They do it because competition demands it.
Lochore pointed out that a seven-week competition demands rest.
The reasons include: intense competition; demands for longer seal life; leakage and emissions requirements; efforts to reduce manufacturing costs; and, customer/supplier relationships that encourage seal development.
But if passengers remain blasé in their response to the cuts, reinstitution might occur only if and when competition demands it.
Broad-based competitors that did succeed understood their pricing in detail and were able to eliminate cross-subsidies and disaggregate pricing if competition demanded it.
In Europe and North America, where highway competition demands faster rail movement of time-sensitive freight, cars for such traffic as perishable goods, high-value merchandise, and containers are designed to run at 120 km (75 miles) per hour.
