Sentence examples for competitive climates from inspiring English sources

Programs sometimes leave near-term scheduling holes unfilled, a sign that they prize a measure of short-term flexibility in response to coaching changes, new policies or altered competitive climates.

Just this June, Hundt, now a consultant, addressed the CDMA World Congress in Singapore, gushing about CDMA and this country's competitive climate, and condemning European governments for holding off competition.

In a brutal competitive climate, its only capital was goodwill.

Despite the competitive climate, some companies are opening new branches.

Thirdly, pricing has got to be attractive in the current competitive climate.

But in today's competitive climate, traces of amateurism are not quickly evident in new brands coming to market.

Stratulis thinks that local authorities are finally recognising that there's a competitive climate, offering incentives to retain workers' service.

Google is likely not interested in being a service provider, like Verizon, but rather in fostering a competitive climate in which ultrafast broadband becomes the norm.

Which leads to the half-million dollar question: In a competitive climate for charitable contributions, how far will donors go for Howard Brown?

Santiago said the evolution from the time his older daughter began playing and the increasingly competitive climate that the Rose Classic symbolizes has been incredible.

But Sotheby's wasn't forced to compete for "Descent Into Limbo," experts there said, and that is unusual, given the competitive climate between the two companies.