Sentence examples for delivering a competitive from inspiring English sources
That approach has slowed them down, delivering a competitive edge to scrappier, upstart production companies.
Team boss Stefano Domenicali said: "The key objective we have is of immediately delivering a competitive car".
"Next month's Budget must send out a powerful signal that government will continue to act on delivering a competitive business environment that will give the private sector confidence to invest," he added.
"This package puts us on the right path to delivering a competitive, low-carbon future," said Katja Hall, chief policy director at the United Kingdom's business lobby CBI, in a statement.
But which is more important for Google – staffing up their Apps team with JotSpot co-founder Joe Kraus as project leader or delivering a competitive offering to a Microsoft Mesh Office that is still months from political traction?
Contractors gained disproportionate control of intellectual property and innovations that could deliver a competitive advantage.
"There does need to be some change but also deliver a competitive outcome for agricultural and other sectors that rely on backpackers," he said.
In this case, configuration and change management for products is a very common option, which can deliver a competitive advantage on the market.
With fresh export opportunities in South America, the Middle East and far east opening up, Britain's global reputation for producing quality goods should deliver a competitive edge for UK manufacturers, provided they can access the investment funding they need.
Since Microsoft has yet to deliver a competitive version of Windows for smart-phones and tablets, for instance, Intel has teamed up with Nokia, the world's largest maker of handsets, to develop Meego, an open-source operating system for mobile devices.
