Sentence examples for competitive where from inspiring English sources

"We're competitive where nature has helped," says Eugênio Staub, head of Gradiente.

That made this World Cup very competitive, where some teams with great tradition didn't do well, while teams with less tradition did great.

The big offshore manufacturers are most competitive where there is high volume or high labour content, or where long lead times are acceptable.

The manager was competitive where his company was becoming more collaborative, more outcome-oriented when his company looked for process, more interested in individual accountability than in fostering a culture of respect and dignity.

Mr. Scheepbouwer, the KPN chief executive, said Ms. Kroes would seek to create the same level of vigorous competition across Europe that exists in the Dutch telecommunications market, one of Europe's most competitive, where KPN faces alternative telecommunications and cable television operators that together have 58 percent of all Dutch broadband subscribers.

Ad Scheepbouwer, the chief executive of the Dutch telecom operator KPN, said Ms. Kroes would seek to create the same level of vigorous competition across Europe that exists in the Dutch telecommunications market, one of Europe's most competitive, where KPN faces alternative telecommunications and cable television operators that together have 58 percent of all Dutch broadband subscribers.

It makes sense, he says, to deploy technologies that are "within striking distance of being cost-competitive," where growing the market might result in new knowledge that could bring costs down to competitive levels.

There is no evidence to suggest this, says Diamond. "There are many examples of extremely competitive industries where efficiencies are made where possible," he says.

If you want a more competitive Europe, where the single market is completed, where there are more trade deals and fewer regulations, join me in making that case.

You might wonder whether this would ever be possible within the realms of competitive sport, where in order to crown a winner, the competition must be fair.

We contrast competitive cultures, where students compare their performance with the best performance in class, and non-competitive cultures where the reference point is the average performance.