Sentence examples for competitive means from inspiring English sources

Competitive means there's a chance for a medal".

Hickel would like to see the state build its own "transpor tation corridor" to the Arctic, opening competitive means for getting the oil and other minerals out.

And although superstar firms may have become dominant through competitive means, they may cement their position using methods that are less benign.

Extractive distillation with higher molecular weight hydrocarbons as the solvent represents the most competitive means for the separating CO2 from ethane.

However, turning this value into improved performance requires developing the necessary competitive means which base on properly designed value proposition of the corporation.

Directly Competitive means imported articles or services that compete with and are substantially equivalent for commercial purposes (i.e., are adapted for the same function or use and are essentially interchangeable) as the Firm's articles or services.

"For whatever it is worth, Miss America adopted a value system that is wholesome, and reality television is competitive, mean-spirited and vulgar.

In a statement, Bombardier said "the need to be competitive" meant the company had to make adjustments to its staffing levels.

In the years that followed the unification of East and West Germany, the country's desire to be competitive meant that wages grew at a very moderate rate.

APRIL 3, 2000 -- Judge Jackson finds that Microsoft violated the Sherman Antitrust Act, "maintained its monopoly power by anti-competitive means," and tried to monopolize the browser market.

As Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson has ruled, Microsoft certainly used anti-competitive means to maintain a monopoly for its PC operating system software (front page, April 4).