Sentence examples for competitive terms from inspiring English sources

McPhail said those who wanted an annuity should shop around for the most competitive terms.

Almost all colleges, and not just the private ones, now see themselves in overtly competitive terms.

In fact, the telephone company must offer access to that provider on competitive terms.

Phelps, one senses, is happier to think of the relationship in uncomplicatedly competitive terms.

In competitive terms, there is no doubt which was more important.

In competitive terms, the main and perhaps the only question is, how does it look?

This leaves us wondering from where these nine competitive term sheets came.

Despite differences in competition for resources above- and belowground (Zhang et al. 2013), only one competitive term was used.

Research centres frequently rely on a limited pool of competitive term-specific, cyclical grants, often from a single source and narrowly designated for specific resource and administrative costs.

It's simple to make an argument against the deal in anti-competitive terms.

"It [the 18% flat rate] is competitive in terms of the other developed countries.