Sentence examples for defending a competitive from inspiring English sources
Instead of defending a competitive market, a group of Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee submitted a letter to the F.C.C. arguing that putting limits on Verizon's and AT&T's participation would mean less revenue available to pay broadcasters, build a planned public safety broadband network and reduce the deficit.
Lawler: But when organizations are successful, there is a strong motivation to protect their way of working from imitation or to defend a competitive advantage.
Strategy focuses on building competitive advantage by defending a unique position or exploiting a valuable and idiosyncratic set of resources.
Defending a position another.
See Also: Defending a Bold Business Deal.
So far, we've only discussed how competitive advantages defend a company's profits, now let's discuss how they enable a company to grow profits.
"This channel has got to be competitive every hour of every day," says Hunt, who has to defend a minimum 7% audience share.
"Slut Like You" isn't a competitive put-down; in this rocker with major debts to Blur's "Song 2" (complete with a "whoo-hoo!"), Pink laughingly but insistently defends a woman's prerogative to "get some".
There is still a job to be done defending open and competitive markets from the protectionist pressures that are emerging across the EU, not just in dirigiste France.
Others defend a unitary view.
