Sentence examples for competitive emphasis from inspiring English sources

Flying highBoeing is shifting its competitive emphasis from size to speed.

Internationalization was further reinforced by the competitive emphasis on university ranking since the introduction of the Shanghai rankings in 2004 (Shin et al. 2011).

"At the point you publish your results, the competitive emphasis on keeping your research private shifts as you now want others to reproduce and validate your findings.

It said: "The government has placed an emphasis on competitive sport being taught in schools.

Ms. Chua said Asian institutions were becoming more competitive, placing greater emphasis on research, adopting a global outlook and climbing up the global varsity rankings.

But some say that an increased emphasis on competitive sports may stifle intellectual life.

In such a fiercely competitive environment, the jabbing emphasis of a cry such as "Water-creases!" was the aural equivalent of sharp elbows in a crowd.

Increasingly competitive globalization and increased emphasis on flexible, low-cost outsourcing limits their room for maneuver (though not their earnest efforts to improve their image).

Moore acknowledged Rich's role in developing the game, but is worried about placing too much emphasis on competitive games at this stage.

The new curriculum for English, maths, science and PE – which will place stronger emphasis on competitive sport and possibly set aside time for outdoor games – will be introduced from September 2013.

It's an organization that provides after-school programs for kids from low-income households with an emphasis on competitive sports.