Sentence examples for competitive disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Standard & Poor's said the action reflected the carmakers' long-term "competitive disadvantages".

They could be forced to stop offering health insurance and be saddled with fines, which are immense competitive disadvantages.

As trade barriers are lowered and customers' preferences shift in unpredictable ways, small, informal companies are discovering their competitive disadvantages.

Mr. Peace said that Credit Suisse and UBS faced several competitive disadvantages in the stricter capital requirements imposed on them by the Swiss government.

On top of those structural competitive disadvantages, Smith also has to deal with momentum, that irresistible combination of force and velocity crucial for victory in both oval ball codes – on and off the pitch.

Republicans as well as some influential Democrats in Congress favour a comprehensive overhaul of the tax regime to limit inversions, with some warning that a quick fix could lead to competitive disadvantages for US companies.

If you put on your business hat, you can't maintain competitiveness by staying at a competitive disadvantage".

"Our companies are put into competitive disadvantage.

The competitive disadvantage they face is clear.

Its progressive stance potentially leaves Suez at a competitive disadvantage.

I felt it was going to be a competitive disadvantage.