Sentence examples for continuing competitive from inspiring English sources

Much of the month's results reinforced continuing competitive challenges.

"It's a cocktail of things: rarity, technical sophistication, racing pedigree and continuing competitive success.

"Both airlines have stated they can succeed on a standalone basis and consumers deserve the benefit of that continuing competitive dynamic".

E.ON on Wednesday reported a £300m fall in turnover to £5.1bn in the UK supply business from January to September, due to a continuing competitive market environment in the business to business sector and the decrease in its standard gas prices in January.

"Despite facing continuing competitive challenges, we ended the second quarter with several reasons to be optimistic about our future.

That, plus the distractions caused by the Java and NC debacles, and the continuing competitive pressure from Microsoft contributed to three straight annual losses for Corel, including a whopping $232 million shortfall in 1997.

The company also warned that continued competitive pressure to keep prices down, in addition to weakness in some Latin American currencies, would cause full-year earnings to miss the company's previous target.

Without a doubt, we must stay on our toes to continue the success story, to continue to innovate, and to continue to stay competitive globally.

Even after fermentation has been commercialized, culture and process development continue to stay competitive by continuous improvements in yield and productivity.

"We want to make sure that Canton continues to stay competitive in the global market".

But regardless of the verdict, he will work with Audrianna so she can continue to stay competitive.