Sentence examples for competitive shortcomings from inspiring English sources

"They couldn't be more different," says Paul Tucker of Merrill Lynch.Still, PKO's sheer size makes up for some of its competitive shortcomings.

Critics of U.S. business frequently blame recent competitive shortcomings on various issues: a short time horizon, ineffective corporate governance, or a high cost of capital.

With three teams in the N.C.A.A. tournament, the Atlantic 10 has become more competitive, making Fordham's shortcomings more glaring.

"The business environment across the region lags behind the world's competitive economies because of serious shortcomings in regional institutions and skill shortages.

Despite its shortcomings, Iran's competitive, albeit restricted, elections have presented the 50 million or so eligible Iranian voters with alternative choices among candidates, who have openly clashed with each other on important domestic and foreign issues, above all the nuclear issue.

Rather than neglect elements of liberal democratic society, including competitive elections, capitalism, and pluralism, Lenin highlights their shortcomings and revolutionary potential.

"You can't do that if you want to be competitive in this league". Not to be omitted were the shortcomings on offense.

You feel the pressure to remain relevant and competitive in the shifting technology landscape, which has revealed obvious limitations and shortcomings in your technology stack.

An explanation for this shortcoming is that both patients restarted acting their sports at competitive level not long for our follow-up.

And they calculate, despite the shortcomings Mr. Romney displays as a candidate, that he would be more competitive than Mr. Santorum in the general election.

Despite their attitude and personality shortcomings, an MBA degree can provide certain types of startups with a distinct competitive advantage.