Sentence examples for competitive lead in from inspiring English sources

The "aggressive but prudent" measures would "ensure Alcoa maintains its competitive lead in today's challenging markets".

"But will this be enough to ensure Apple's competitive lead in the marketplace?

The right innovative techniques can help you save precious time and money, and give you a competitive lead in expanding your business.

Bette Midler electrified the critics with her stage presence in the solo play "I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers" but didn't receive a nomination for the highly competitive lead actress in a play.

It will also be examined whether competitive employment leads in the long term to an improvement of mental illness, to a transfer of the psychiatric support system to private and vocational networks, to an increase in financial independence, to a reduction of perceived and internalized stigma, and to an increase in quality of life and job satisfaction of the patient.

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh says he is "very frustrated" that the team have failed to convert a competitive car into a lead in both championships.

Now Maslany is competing in one of Emmy's most fiercely competitive categories, lead actress in a drama series, along with the likes of Claire Danes and Viola Davis.

When you are guarding a lead in any competitive endeavor, the first imperative is to avoid mistakes.

We think intelligence, ability in other dimensions, intuition, trial and error, imitation are going to lead, in a competitive marketplace," to the best strategies.

At the same time, a number of forward thinking investors and business leaders are seizing the competitive advantage by taking the lead in efficiency.

Until Wednesday's rout, the series had been notably close and competitive: both teams held the lead in each of the first six games, and they had been tied or within one goal of each other for 351 of the first 381 minutes.