Sentence examples for competitive size from inspiring English sources

Recently, and with little fanfare, it ended its policy of reserving garment manufacturing to small firms, freeing them to grow to a more competitive size.

Simulation results show that our protocols incorporating EMH successfully prolong the CDS service time while maintaining a competitive size of CDS in MANETs.

In nature, juvenility ensures that flowering is not initiated before the plant has the photosynthetic capacity to produce fruit and viable seed, or that resources are not diverted to flowering before a plant has reached a competitive size in its environment.

"Silicon Storage Technology is the leader in low-density flash memory and embedded flash IP in the marketplace," Piper Jaffray said, adding that the company's position in low density has been achieved from a competitive cell size.

Results indicate that higher levels of cost system sophistication are positively associated with the importance of cost information, extent of use of other innovative management accounting techniques, intensity of the competitive environment, size, extent of the use of JIT/lean production techniques and the type of business sector.

French exports have been dropping steadily, primarily because the country has few competitive medium-size enterprises, a great strength of Germany.

The hope is that it can make inroads into the very competitive mid-size sedan market, which makes up about one in four new car sales in the US.

But it turns out the single most expensive line in the agreement is probably one that Ferguson police officers like the most: "That the City will offer salaries that will place FPD among the most competitive similarly sized agencies in St . Louis County.

Flying highBoeing is shifting its competitive emphasis from size to speed.

But after test drives in two of them, I had to conclude that although they are competitive in their size and price range, they do not set any standards for their class.

This rate can be influenced by many factors, including the productivity of the workers, the competitive situation, the size of the investment, and the employer's estimate of future business conditions.