Sentence examples for competitive crisis from inspiring English sources

"It's a competitive crisis," Mr. Lawson said.

Brown and Linden provide a brilliant analysis of the competitive crisis facing the U.S.

"It's a competitive crisis," said Jeffrey Lawson, the co-founder and director of the satellite Art Asia Miami fair.

NBC had particular reason to be grateful to Mr. Michaels because he had just helped the network face down a competitive crisis when CBS placed the hit "Survivor II" on NBC's strong night, Thursday.

In Chips and Change, Clair Brown and Greg Linden trace the industry over more than twenty years through eight technical and competitive crises that forced it to adapt in order to continue its exponential rate of improved chip performance.

The EU or EC I guess, one of the – just point Intel, 1.5 billion for anti-competitive crisis, is that correct?

Results also indicated that the new proposed model would help in providing a framework for the Egyptian hospitality industry to maintain their competitive position during crisis time and avoiding undesired situations for labour force and decline of companies׳ revenues.

Unwilling to accept the dark side of their American experience the wages of slavery, the stresses of a competitive culture, the crisis of community they struck out at the most vulnerable group within their midst... in a nation in which nativists were in the forefront defending the individualistic ethos, the rise of nativism became a monument to the desperate desire for community.

We apply the pre-crisis competitive environment in terms of number of bidders and bidders׳ backlogs to projects in the crisis.

For companies and governments who are managing risks from cyber security and geopolitical shifts to responding to crises, competitive intelligence has become paramount.

China's leaders are turning economic crisis to competitive advantage, said economic analysts.