Sentence examples for competitive direction from inspiring English sources

The teams do not meet again until March 28, but a rivalry that was based mostly on geography has taken a more competitive direction.

Strategy provides the competitive direction, but the culture is the fuel that ensures your company delivers meaningful results.

That means Flip is getting hit from three competitive directions: mobile phones on the low end, decent camcorders on the high end, and tens of millions of everyday digital cameras that outperform it on video.

If patients start reacting to increased quality information (i.e., quality differences) intuitively this would also affect providers' incentives towards pro-competitive direction [12].

She said that in one specific instance, she pushed forward with a new deal and, as she'd expected, the companies veered off in different and non-competitive directions.

When nutrients were added, the direction of competitive dominance reversed; turf algae became competitively superior and overgrew corals at an average rate of 0.34 mm 3 wk−1.

This relation has changed during the process of competitive tendering in the direction of more responsibility with the public authority reducing the economies of scale [1].

LeMond had already called for the resignations of UCI president Pat McQuaid and honorary president Hein Verbruggen, McQuaid's predecessor in the top job, so it was no surprise to see that demand appear in CCN's "road map for the future direction of competitive cycling".

However, according to Zhao et al. (2010), this result implies a typical competitive mediation effect where the directions of direct and indirect effects are opposite.

In 2009, Dame Ellen MacArthur took a radical change of direction and left competitive sailing to focus on environmental issues.

Since sustaining her concussion when she fell Feb. 2, Vonn has been tugged in one direction by her competitive nature and in another by concern for her health.