Sentence examples for competitive argument from inspiring English sources

"It's an anti-Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell decision". While Pepsi's restaurant business was relatively small, Mr. Meyers said, the competitive argument had little force.

The only novel Wood has published is called The Book Against God and his criticism suggests that all books, at least if they are novels, engage in a competitive argument with a God who sought to monopolise creative power.

A subcommittee of Preco, as reporters call the Preparatory Commission, sat through hours of competitive argument about Atlantic City, Newport, and other towns, each extolled in terms of climate, hotels, etc. Chicago was pointed out as a typical American Coty, Denver has never had a tornado, and Brigantine, N.J. has two large hotels, one with a diet kitchen on each floor.

Being first to market is not a strong competitive argument for startups, since larger existing players can easily overrun this position.

Let's start by noting it was this "competitive" argument that got local and state government in so much financial trouble during the last 20 years.

Gabriel Amaro Barajas, aka Minri, told us that it is in part a competitive argument, that the people of Matehuala wrongly took credit for the creation of the botas vaqueras exoticas.

To many institutional investors and financial practitioners, this anti-competitive argument may seem initially as an arcane scholarly debate.

Whether it's by accident or on purpose, Apple has largely fortified themselves against the anti-competitive argument, at least with regard to monopolistic practices.

Google concluded by stating: "We understand you have a new found love of the regulatory process, especially in Europe, but as the FTC's Bureau of Competition staff concluded, Google has strong pro-competitive arguments on our side".

I am not motivated by the competitive harm argument for keeping this information private.

Unless the government rams through structural reforms to make the economy more competitive, the argument goes, adjustment to a harsher economic environment will involve a big rise in unemployment and years of stagnation.