Sentence examples for competitor nations from inspiring English sources

"Do not destroy this bank at a time when competitor nations are doubling the size of theirs".

The UK should follow the lead of "competitor nations" such as France and Japan and appoint an ambassador, he said.

Labour has helped the scientific community so that we are only just behind our competitor nations in innovation.

Governments of poor nations have little incentive to bring their health and safety standards to levels above competitor nations.

But sending them home with new technology developed here presents very good value to our competitor nations.

But Bangladeshi ministers have argued it's time to regain control of inspections, insisting it is doing better than competitor nations.

Businesses face nearly relentless assaults from hacker teams, criminal syndicates, unsavory competitors, nation-states and hacktivists, yet executives routinely understate the risks.

Businesses are more and more worried that their energy costs will put them at a disadvantage to competitors in nations with lower energy costs, and some energy-intensive industries have begun to shun the country because they fear steeper costs ahead.

Symantec, the computer security company, suggests that a group it calls Morpho is after intellectual property, possibly to sell it to competitors or nation states.

A total of 693 competitors from 82 nations had been scheduled to participate in the event.

About 2,345 competitors from 80 nations are expected to attend the 2002 Winter Olympics here.