Sentence examples for competitive corporations from inspiring English sources
Because the marketplace has become so much more competitive, corporations are under much greater pressure to bend the rules to their own advantage.
He has repeatedly boasted of giving the UK the most competitive corporation tax rate of any G20 nation.
One distinctive policy offered up in the white paper is an inbuilt competitive corporation tax rate, cutting (over time) to sit 3 pence in the pound lower than the UK rate.
"Imagine how much more competitive American corporations could become if we focused on products, services, profitability and employee development, and not on reducing & containing health care costs," she wrote.
Laura Mansfield, the chair of Pact, said that for BBC Studios to be "truly competitive" the corporation must make at least some of its big, long-running in-house productions out to tender to independent production companies "from day one" if the spin-off gains approval.
As data mining techniques are explored extensively, incorporating discovered knowledge into business strategies gives superior competitive advantage to corporations.
In today's competitive business environment, corporations can no longer afford to waste the potential of their workforce.
Porter and Kramer (2011) contended that their proposed strategy has set out new business opportunities as it creates new markets, improves profitability and strengthens the corporations' competitive positioning.
Proper use of the proposed process could help managers efficiently manage the flow of recycled products with regard to environmental and social considerations, and the process offers a sustainable competitive advantage to corporations.
Due to competitive pressures, corporate foresight activities and their results are often closely held and the resulting activities rarely shared in much detail outside the corporation.
Yet the party's manifesto proposes none of this; boasting instead that "Britain will continue to have the most competitive rate of corporation tax in the G7".
