Sentence examples for competitive target from inspiring English sources

Bonuses are controversial because some behavioural economists believe they incentives short-term decision-making and a competitive target culture.

He anchored the innings right the way through, scored 98 runs and helped England to a very competitive target of 298.

With a long tail, hopes of setting a competitive target now rested with the experienced Shivnarine Chanderpaul and the 21-year-old Dwayne Smith.

He mixed dogged determination with dashing strokes as he conjured a competitive target with the help of Mitchell Starc, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Adam Zampa.

Not so: the vice-chancellor of one London university whose postgraduate law courses are seen as a prime competitive target by BPP has never heard of the company.

When bringing herself on to bowl it took only two balls for her to take a wicket, just when Pakistan threatened to mount a competitive target at the midway stage of their innings.

Semantic errors were far more numerous with the highly competitive targets than with the low competitive ones.

That accent is apparent the moment you see the car - a certain Audi-like look and feel, with overtones of Acura's other competitive targets, BMW and Mercedes.

However, the advantage of applying this new methodology to the study of selectivity and affinity to competitive targets has been little explored.

CNBC and The New York Times have agreed to share material on their Web sites, uniting the main competitive targets of the News Corporation's new ventures, the Fox Business Network and The Wall Street Journal.

The EMS was originally proposed by the European Commission and by the ISO as the frontrunner of a series of policy tools that enable companies to simultaneously pursue environmental objectives and competitive targets in a synergetic way.