Sentence examples for competitive long term from inspiring English sources

Some lenders have a non competitive long term lock along with a fee.

LG is supposedly working on a smartwatch as well as a product "similar to Internet giant's Google Glass," according to the paper's sources, as part of a strategy to remain competitive long-term.

Recently, a detailed analysis of HSC in an AKT1/2 double-deficient mouse model revealed a deficiency in competitive long-term reconstitution (Juntilla et al., 2010).

(D ) Competitive long-term multilineage reconstitution assay in which 1.5 × 10 donor bone marrow cells from the indicated primary recipient mice 12 days after irradiation were transplanted along with 3 × 10 recipient bone marrow cells into irradiated secondary recipient mice.

Compared to today's available alternatives, hydrogen storages are already competitive as long term storage.

As a result, companies that succeed in enhancing their integrative capabilities will gain competitive advantage long term.

"That's the key to at least getting competitive and remaining competitive in the long term.

"They need to reduce their costs more if they're going to be competitive in the long term with the Japanese, the Koreans and ultimately the Chinese".

The investment in job training is one that's not only going to pay off in the short term, it's going to help us be more competitive in the long term".

The relative health of exporters is also obscuring the fact that to be more competitive in the long term, corporate America needs health care reform and tax reform, two fronts on which the Bush administration has made no progress.

"Top Up TV will now be able to offer Sky Sports 1 and 2 to Freeview homes at competitive prices, without long term contracts, or a requirement to buy bundled packages of other channels or services".