Sentence examples for competitive points from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

And at a given moment in time, are enormously consequential from a competitive point of view, because if you are not the low cost producer, the low cost producer is in a position where if she has sufficient scale of operation, she can drive you out of business.