Sentence examples for competitive operating from inspiring English sources

There is no guarantee that Microsoft's breakup would not result in the emergence of competitive operating systems from companies in Europe or Asia.

But in 2008, G.M. had little trouble persuading them to approve a competitive operating agreement that reduced the number of job classifications and allowed some work to be outsourced, provisions that typically cause considerable opposition.

Only time will tell if Fairway will avoid this fate, and if its debt reduction will be sufficient to allow it to retool and compete in what it acknowledges is an extremely competitive operating market.

Competitive operating environment: Markets need to be competitive.

This work presents a novel heat-integrated process based on reactive distillation that aims to reduce furthermore the energy requirements for biodiesel production, leading to competitive operating costs.

Last week, the company said it lost $11.2 million in the first quarter reflecting both an intensely competitive operating environment in the Chinese gambling enclave of Macao as well as a weaker economic environment in the United States.

He said: "The Co-operative Pharmacy is a strong, competitive business, operating in a sector where demographic trends show an increasing demand for healthcare services amongst the wider community".

It is an intensely competitive society operating on the principle of the survival of the fittest.

I say that these are warning signs of an economy which will not be able to compete in a tough global market, which will rely on ever more competitive companies operating at the highest level of productivity and innovation".

The Teaneck, N.J.-based firm keeps its costs under control and its fees competitive by operating software development centers in India and Ireland.

The Imperialist Competitive Algorithm operates on real values and is not applicable to logic circuits optimization problems.