Sentence examples for competitive changes from inspiring English sources

The three East End hospitals formed the Peconic system in October 1997 in response to competitive changes in the industry.

Hewlett-Packard, which made its own preliminary proxy filing last week, has said competitive changes in the technology industry require more drastic measures than small acquisitions.

But the voices in charge of the team will remain the same and, they say, with full authority to make competitive changes.

Regulatory and competitive changes in drug discovery are driving an increase in the use of predictive sciences to speed up the development process, reduce costs, and improve safety.

Not only does this make them less agile when responding to market or competitive changes, it makes them a hell of a lot less fun to work at.

We look forward to studies that extend the strategic consistency concept toward a congruency-related approach, also incorporating the fit of serial acquisitions to external contingencies and competitive changes (Lamberg et al. 2009).

High capital and labor costs, coupled with high rates of technological and competitive change, present challenges for manufacturers in developed countries, often spurring them to offshore production to low cost sources.

In a report, Chairman and Chief Executive Kenneth Chenault Kenneth Chenault described his company's latest credit card as the beginning of a "new age…with a tremendous competitive change in the marketplace, because consumers are going to have more choice than ever before".

But as the competitive landscape changes, delivering for a customer is fast becoming the single most important measure of success.

If business conditions turn sour, or the competitive environment changes, the loss is simply part of the risks of capitalism.

Both direct (ultraviolet or UV) and competitive (fluorescence changes with 6-p-toluidine-2-naphthalenesulfonic acid as the probe) methods were used, which gave comparable results for the inclusion constants of these species.