Sentence examples for competitive expanding from inspiring English sources

"And that's going to require some tough steps: living within our means, making our labour markets competitive, expanding free trade".

Going forward, the Skyllzone co-founders said that their top priorities are going to be improving the app's algorithm to make the computers more competitive, expanding the Fan vs. Machine model to other professional sports and boosting its social layer and leaderboards.

"Losing relative shares in a more competitive, dynamically expanding market while increasing absolute volume is a perfectly natural process".

"The recall has changed things so significantly over such a short period of time that we have to look at our 2003 and 2004 goals, not just our 2006 goals," said George M. Sundheim III, who became chairman of the state Republican Party in February, promising to make it competitive by expanding its base, enlisting volunteers and quelling the infighting.

As it pursues a larger client base on Wall Street and beyond, Symphony finds itself in a competitive and expanding marketplace.

Traditional taxi companies use Taxify's web-based dispatcher and fleet management systems to manage their back-end and unite under Taxify's consumer facing app to stay competitive against expanding networks like Hailo and Uber.

We are determined to create opportunities for our students to find their way, their calling, and to fulfill their dreams; and determined to help our business and industry partners remain competitive by expanding their capacity for delivering goods and services that lead to gainful employment.

Laemmle has adapted to the heightened competition by expanding into less competitive regions, upgrading its theaters — including a $2-million 2-millionn to the renovation012 — and owning mostoof the locations wheRoyal operates.

"We need smarter policies to make America more competitive and expand opportunities for everyone in our country".

"Ronald Coase [and Oliver Williamson] had a theory about the boundaries of companies: if you have a competitive product, expand production; otherwise, shrink your boundaries.

Android has developed fast, shown Apple that (screen) size matters, made the market competitive, and expanded it, particularly in Asia and at the low end, which is great.