Sentence examples for competitive technology from inspiring English sources

"If I see a company and I'm evaluating it, I don't see all the competitive technology," he said.

But as more ticketing companies enter the fray, the company is under pressure to develop more competitive technology.

Greg Martin, a spokesman, said the daytime lamps were good for the public and not a competitive technology.

In 1996 Boeing and Lockheed Martin received U.S. defense contracts to build competitive technology demonstrators for the Joint Strike Fighter, intended as an affordable, next-generation, multirole fighter for the armed services of the United States and Britain.

And while Jakatdar does not spot a competitive technology on the horizon, he knows that digital giants like Google, Apple, or Samsung have the deep pockets to invest in a rival technology or to swallow Vuclip by acquiring it.

PSInet Ventures will form partnerships with Internet entrepreneurs through direct minority equity investments during early- and mid-stage financing, focusing on opportunities that enhance PSINet's financial and competitive technology and service positions.

But the shop in the industrial-looking office and workshop became difficult to sustain in the increasingly competitive, technology-driven industry.

Who has been more successful keeping the US ahead of other nations in competitive, technology-based markets?

To be sure, it is still mostly small American and Western European firms in the fast-paced and hyper-competitive technology industry that have tried ditching the organisational chart.

Fluidized-sand beds are an efficient, relatively compact, and cost-competitive technology for removing dissolved wastes from recirculating aquaculture systems, especially in relatively cool or coldwater applications that require maintaining consistently low levels of ammonia and nitrite.

Lehman says Sun is willing to sacrifice near-term earnings for larger long-term profits and competitive-technology advantage.