Sentence examples for competitive units from inspiring English sources

Bulgaria's numerous theatre troupes, opera companies, and orchestras began fusing together into larger, more competitive units in the 1990s.

Fragmenting services into competitive units, such as schools and health trusts, makes extracting efficiency savings harder than ever; the limits of savings from contracting out have already been reached in social care and health.

I think that was time where, almost, they should've taken the Standard Oil approach: Instead of being broken up, break themselves up into competitive units.

This work was partly supported by the network REGENPSI (2009/019) from the Program of Consolidation and Structure of Competitive Units, Consellería de Educación e Ordenación Universitaria, Xunta de Galicia, and by FEDER funds for regional development.

Italy might have been able to maintain a competitive unit labour cost had wages in Italy risen by less than in the countries with which it competes.

It is from the ashes of Australia's dire performance against England that Clarke,  appointed in succession to Ricky Ponting, has refashioned Australia into a competitive unit able to thrive in a Test world that no longer possesses an outstanding side.

The high specific capacitance, good rate capability, superior cycling reliability and excellent capacitance maintaining ability in tandem cell group make the a-PFC3 supercapacitor a competitive unit in assembling of amplified tandem battery pack.

"We're here to do our best and if we do that we will be a very competitive unit".

The Court needs to discard the idea that networks themselves cannot be regarded as a competitive unit.

Even if a manufacturing plant in Britain can offer competitive unit pricing, it may not have the capacity or the inclination to take on the relatively small production runs that startups and SMEs tend to require.

In addition to competitive unit costs, robotic welding systems bring other advantages, such as improved productivity, safety, weld quality, flexibility and workspace utilization, and reduced labor costs (Robot et al. 2013a; Robert et al. 2013).