Sentence examples for competitive demands from inspiring English sources

In light of modern competitive demands, why wouldn't you want your child to have that edge?

Rising sea levels, changing rainfall patterns, competitive demands for scarce resources with a growing global population and rising temperatures will all require investment to manage the risks.

Information on how crime varies by postcode has yet to prompt competitive demands for better policing, though the election of police commissioners in November could change this.The information revolution is changing the way businesses operate, allowing indeed forcing them to trawl through billions of nuggets of data to hone their offerings.

He maintained that modern wars were caused mainly by the competitive demands of national business interests and that an enduring peace could be had only at the expense of "the rights of ownership, and of the price system in which these rights take effect".

"The competitive demands of the cable industry when balanced against the need for a public company to be vigilant with respect to short-term results have convinced us that private ownership of this business is desirable and will assist C.C.I. in attaining its business objectives," he wrote.

The competitive demands of their respective divisions are different, but it is still telling that Hibs have scored only 31 times this season whereas Hamilton have struck 68 goals in the league.

Newsrooms are still highly competitive, demanding environments.

Highly competitive, demanding practices come next.

Demand for the cell was too low to support an efficient scale of production, cost was too high to be competitive; demand was too low because cost was too high.

"Now it has become a competitive, demanding, strategic business," he says.

Biodiesel derived from oil crops cannot realistically satisfy even more fraction of the raw material existing costs and soil competitive demand for its growth.