Sentence examples for competitive as emerging from inspiring English sources

Most industries have become more competitive, as emerging economies' local firms get into their stride.

At least 10 N.C.A.A. member colleges must express interest in a program and at least 20 must offer it as a varsity or competitive club team before a sport can be classified as emerging.

Its features are shaped by the interaction order of trading, and it can be conceptualized as emerging from gaming encounters i.e., competitive displays of the participants' socially relevant attributes.

Initially, Industry 4.0 was seen as a way for Germany to maintain a competitive advantage over emerging economies which have lower labour costs (Davies, 2015).

Because Amazon also sells many of the same products as its merchants, executives at eBay predict that competitive tensions will emerge as the Amazon Marketplace grows.

The notion of the "private" world of the family as a haven from the "public" world of work and competitive economic relations emerged as an ideological construct that was itself a suitable object of analysis.

Instead of selective whittling, consensual and competitive connections emerge from cellular processes best understood as cellular engineering.

But on the other hand, it's an area that is growing fast — set to bring in $100 billion globally by 2016 according to IDC — and already has a lot of proprietary players — from Box and Dropbox to Microsoft and Google — who will become ever more competitive as more cloud companies emerge.

Second, animal biotechnology was given pride of place at that time as an emerging, competitive, and glamorous field.

Also, five new competitive seats have emerged.

Finally, competitive relations can emerge among actors with overlapping interests.