Sentence examples for considerable competitive advantage from inspiring English sources

Mr Barton said Sony could use the situation to gain a considerable competitive advantage over its rival.

Not being locked to a vendor in terms of where your assets are kept is a considerable competitive advantage.

For Apple, the arrangement with Hearst means that it can provide a considerable competitive advantage to users via its platform.

However, an even larger increase of gross employment from 530,000 to 640,000 people in 2030 would be possible assuming that a global technological leadership of the German industry also leads to a considerable competitive advantage on the growing future world energy market [9].

Besides the test vehicles, which are Chevy Bolts equipped with the necessary sensor array and on-board processing, and manned by a safety crew, Vogt noted that over 8 million vehicles with on-board cameras through GM's OnStar service are in operation, which provides a considerable competitive advantage in terms of building a usable data set to help informal Cruise's self-driving car smarts.

This special status and its position as the government's banker gave the bank considerable competitive advantages.

The takeover "allows for the creation of a powerful Franco-Belgian group, a European leader with considerable competitive advantages in the growing energy and environment sectors," said Gérard Mestrallet, chairman and chief executive of Suez, which is based in Paris.

In its note, Capital IQ said: "We think FB has considerable competitive advantages in the social media segment, associated with its global brand, substantial user base, high levels of engagement, and considerable access to valuable user data and information.

Nonetheless, this trend reflects extensive investment from the West as well as what was, until recently, a considerable competitive wage advantage held by the Chinese.

The results show that such an information system has a considerable potential of bringing competitive advantage to machine operators.

However, the costs of genotyping the calibration set (for 2000 animals the genotyping costs are 300 000 €) results in a considerable investment to be made in order to obtain an expected competitive advantage over a considerable period (ten years), which may or may not materialize and generate an economic profit.