Sentence examples for competitive trading from inspiring English sources

But with markets intensely competitive, trading resumed before officials had made their decisions.

Below them is a challenging and competitive trading environment adding constant pressure to squeeze out cost.

The TPP would revitalise those sectors not only by facilitating access to oversea markets further but also by creating major domestic investment opportunities and needs in the new, more open and competitive trading environment.

Leonard Curtis said: "Despite the company's substantial growth it faced difficult competitive trading conditions with many competitors in the sector becoming insolvent or restructuring their businesses, leading to rival businesses gaining a competitive advantage over the company.

"These latest results are the product of significant investments made over the past few years, but which will continue only if we can maintain the competitive trading conditions that have enabled the UK to become an automotive success story".

These exchanges need to provide an efficient, fair and competitive trading environment if they are to attract new listings and attract investors.

I was handling press for one of the most competitive trade events: Toy Fair.

You could have a very competitive trade team with British riders.

"I don't know how to wake up this country, but we have got to have a competitive trade policy," he said.

Within a fiercely competitive trade, he relished many historic rivalries between established imprints, taking no prisoners in the acquisition of new writers.

In fact, BM, based in Mansfield in the north of England, has already started having trouble in Europe — not because of the Brussels bureaucracy but because of the harsh realities of competitive trade.