Sentence examples for competitive point from inspiring English sources

The candidates obliged them by making a competitive point of their fundraising.

But, from a competitive point of view, that system has disadvantages.

"From a competitive point of view, you're out of your mind to play for second best.

(A list of events structured around a competitive point system is available through the National Association of Swing Dance Events at www.nasde.com).

From the competitive point of view, it is field-aligned currents that are one of the main channels of the magnetosphere influence on the ionosphere processes.

"We're looking for a number of things, including companies that will benefit from a competitive point of view from a decline in the euro," said Cindy Sweeting, director of portfolio management for the Templeton Global Equity Group and manager of the Templeton Growth fund.

Nastase's bad-boy Adidas stripes, Borg's headband and pinstripe Fila top and John Newcombe's pastels and handlebar moustache were competitive points of difference that were as much a part of their weaponry as their serves.

Savvy marketers can hold off a competitor's point of difference by creating competitive points of parity Gillette is no longer the only company selling triple-blade razors, for example.

Labor strategists will say only that they expect to be competitive, pointing to the government's progressive record on social policy, including its historic moves to legalise voluntary assisted dying, a royal commission into family violence and creating Melbourne's first safe drug-injecting room.

People in international development earn competitive points for degree of difficulty.

I haven't played competitive points like that in a while, so I really couldn't get my return down.