Sentence examples for competitive viewing from inspiring English sources

It is the latest gambit by HBO to remain relevant in an increasingly competitive viewing environment, with Netflix working toward domination of the US media consumers, cable channels like AMC creating programs at the critically acclaimed level for which HBO is known, and viewers continuing to stream and download television programs illegally.

From a competitive view, and art is surely a competitive sport, a seat on the Sotheby's board surely couldn't hurt.

"From a competitive view, the sheer complexity of the industry weighed heavily on newcomers," said Robert Lande, a University of Baltimore law professor and American Antitrust Institute director.

In his autobiography, Upwardly Mobile, he castigates his father (despite the fact that he did get on his bike to look for work) for having had no ambition - a crime in Tebbit's competitive view of the world.

That is the traditional, competitive view of a college or university appointment: what is the "best job"?

In such a competitive view, the definition of the railway timetable and the resolution of possible conflicts between operators become crucial tasks.

There are many more reasons why the family should be a major object of moral, political, social and religious analyses and evaluation today other than simply as central to fostering cooperative rather than competitive views of their fellows in society.

From a competitive view point, the physician gains nothing.

Plants evolve to be therefore "competitive" viewed one way, or "in harmony" with all the other variations in their environment.

This is partly because they tend to be more highly geared, and to have a less clear view of their competitive position vis-à-vis their rivals.

Yet, as inequality has widened and concerns about it have grown, the competitive school, viewing individual returns in terms of marginal product, has become increasingly unable to explain how the economy works.