Sentence examples for competitive questions from inspiring English sources

"AT&T has immense structural and competitive questions that still need to be addressed," said Alan Harris, a portfolio manager at Munder Capital Management, an investment firm that does not own AT&T stock.

This does raise some competitive questions, and I look forward to seeing how Citrix Systems responds.

Groucho Marx was probably the first choice to host this quiz show that featured a show chocked full of competitive questions -- and some hilarious conversation.

"Otherwise," says Bevan, "you get a fairly horrible piece of behaviour emerging – the competitive question asking".

A competitive question is always an important one.

Um, I will argue that in almost every scenario, whether it's cooperative or competitive, asking questions doesn't hurt.

While on the one hand it's extremely competitive, many question the subject's value.

Investors in Ionica, the failed U.K. telecom startup, would have done well to ask the competitive advantage question.

In a "word cloud" used by the newspaper to represent graphically the frequency of various answers to the open-ended questions, "competitive" was largest, with "diverse" next, and "fun," "stressful" and "friendly" close behind.

She feels that the case offers a telling example of the pitfalls of competitive commissioning and questions the ethics of a system where big companies can walk away from contracts after outbidding smaller providers.

The F.T.C. said in court papers filed in Federal District Court in Los Angeles that the terms of the agreement between Bristol-Myers and American Bioscience "raise potential competitive issues," including questions about whether the two companies were trying to keep generic Taxol off pharmacy shelves, potentially harming consumers.