Sentence examples for competitive realities from inspiring English sources

With the primary season over, the presidential campaign has entered a new phase, one dictated by the competitive realities of the deregulated campaign finance system.

The presidential campaign has entered a phase dictated by the competitive realities of the deregulated campaign finance system, Ashley Parker and Helene Cooper report.

Recognizing these competitive realities, President Obama has proposed cutting the federal corporate tax rate to 28 percent, about the weighted average statutory rate of the other O.E.C.D. countries, from the current 35 percent.

The Aesopian fables emphasize the social interactions of human beings, and the morals they draw tend to embody advice on the best way to deal with the competitive realities of life.

"There are a number of sellers who need to assess the new economic, regulatory, and competitive realities of the industry," John Simmons, the co-head of JPMorgan Chase's financial institutions group for North America, said.

With both sides remarking on the professionalism of the other, the tenor of the negotiations reflected the difficult competitive realities that have domestic manufacturers and their labor unions fighting for survival against tough rivals.

"The compensation committee understands these concerns, but believes it is constrained by the competitive reality".

What it does do is let people face the competitive reality of the marketplace.

Most competitive reality shows appeal to the perverse thrill of watching ordinary people fail.

For better stores, this means that the much talked-about service economy is now a harsh and competitive reality.

This year's best new artist, David Bisbal, is a Spanish singer who won a competitive reality show, "Operación Triunfo".