Sentence examples for competitive gain from inspiring English sources

MCI also accused AT&T of misusing the bankruptcy process for competitive gain.

American policymakers accused China of manipulating its currency for competitive gain and flew to Beijing to convey their displeasure.

Also, we should look at international policy to ensure aggregate demand is not exported away to countries that manage the value of their own currencies for competitive gain.

He's achieved what he set out to do when he became the university's first — and to date only — football coach in 2001: build a team, become competitive, gain funding for an on-campus stadium.

But the inflation that comes with higher import prices will temper the competitive gain from a cheaper lira; and euro-zone recession will hurt exports.Europe's banks are not the only source of foreign capital for Turkey, Poland and the rest.

This is an opportunity for organisations to think differently and use their physical premises for competitive gain, whether that's an investor trying to command a higher price for a high-performing building or an occupier looking to take on a space needed to drive business success.

Instead, the market system imparts a galvanic charge to economic life by unleashing competitive, gain-oriented energies.

"And technology-based competitive gains won't last as long in the future.

The Compaq merger, according to Dell executives, should provide an opening for competitive gains.

"Our businesses have made sustainable competitive gains across the globe," he said.

"This merger threatens to undermine the competitive gains achieved since the department challenged AT&T's monopoly 25 years ago".