Sentence examples for competitive it from inspiring English sources

If a struggling country wants to make itself more competitive it can't devalue its currency, so it is faced with the unpalatable choice of deflating or defaulting.

But if Sotheby's is to remain competitive, it will have to lower its sellers' commissions also.

Stephen Elop, chief executive of Nokia, said in an interview that in order to ensure that its mapping platform stays competitive, it needs lots of users.

"You know, when you're competitive, it comes out," she said.

Just as it makes small firms more competitive, it will help developing economies to move ahead.

"Although the industry is competitive, it continues to grow," he said.

"It was competitive; it was exciting," said his father, Scottie Graham, a former N.F.L. running back.

That not only made American exports more competitive, it made imports into America less attractive.

And assuming the election stays competitive, it will only get worse.

To stay competitive, it and the other governments would have to adopt structural reforms.

Since 1985, when the Ryder Cup began to become truly competitive, it has been a fixture in late September.