Sentence examples for competitive order from inspiring English sources

Sunday's race at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia should provide a great race and a more thorough test of the 2013 cars - and some indication as to the real competitive order.

But he added that they had no idea where they stood in the competitive order.

Button said: "This year, I don't think any team really knows or understands the competitive order.

The second session, which starts at 0530 GMT, should provide further clues to the competitive order.

It is also a final chance for those of us watching to try to work out the competitive order.

This predicts more competitive order strategies in a trading system with anonymous orders but with more visible price levels.

They must become more competitive in order to export, grow and ease their debt burden.

The purpose of these reforms is to make Britain's banking sector stronger and more competitive in order to help rebuild the country's economy.

But to sugar the pill, he will also claim to be making the UK more competitive in order to unleash future private sector growth and enterprise.

We need to be able to be competitive in order to be in a position to win races and the championship.

Meaningful deregulation, labour-market reform and steps to make agriculture competitive in order to prepare for the TPP were all shelved.