Sentence examples for considerable competitive ground from inspiring English sources

Moreover, under a recent European Commission scenario and using estimated learning rates for wind power and the combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT), wind power gains considerable competitive ground due to international technology learning impacts.

France has lost competitive ground compared with Germany but also compared with Sweden and Italy.

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

And, although they will be able to get the content they need at workable prices, they must now face up to Sky's considerable competitive resources.

"We now probably stand in the cleanest position in terms of remuneration in the world, and that causes me considerable competitive problems," he told the MPs.

Use less competitive ground covers that are compatible with growing trees.

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.

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

Because the VOW business model is the same as a traditional brokerage to sell houses being cut out of listings put them at a considerable competitive disadvantage.

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.