Sentence examples for competitive standards from inspiring English sources

It should adhere to the same competitive standards as other business strategies.

Or was Miss Shaherkani a "token" who should have been held to competitive standards like other Olympians?

Results are suggestive of a technology-oriented and capital-formative development path, if Turkey is to come up with the international competitive standards.

Younger reporters, she said, are "earning our place" on "60 Minutes," a famously cutthroat environment even by the competitive standards of newsrooms.

The problem, Capello said, was that Major League Soccer was no place to sustain the competitive standards required of an England player.

In an email, spokeswoman Jill Geer said USA Track and Field dropped Hostetler from its training program because he did not meet competitive standards last year.

"Pfizer and Warner-Lambert represent a new competitive standard for our industry," Mr. Steere said.

Unfortunately, these practices set the competitive standard in key parts of the industry.

He expects to ultimately be held to a higher competitive standard, as are other, more successful Kent State coaches.

"It's like having a terribly clever elder brother at school – it sets a competitive standard," she says.

Highly-rated players plying their trade in leagues with comparatively lower wage levels, less exposure and a generally lower competitive standard may well jump at the chance of joining a top league – regardless of club – rather than waiting for an offer (that may or may not arrive) from one of the established powerhouses.