Sentence examples for ever more competitive environment from inspiring English sources

The success of Minions confirms the ever more competitive environment between studios in animation.

General Electric GEE) has thrived because it has been well run.But even if the ever more competitive environment does not predetermine the firm's future structure, it will, surely, make some characteristics more valuable.

"And proposed changes to the Royal Mail will be designed to ensure it succeeds in a changing and ever more competitive environment".

There are urgent issues and questions: how to make the magazine the fount of our richest, most immersive multimedia reading; which long reads belong in the A book and which might fare better with editing and presentation in the magazine; should there be more dedicated staff writers, how do we forge stronger relationships with the best of our freelancers in an ever more competitive environment ?

It also threatens to introduce new rigidities into the wage-bargaining process, because insiders may feel sufficiently insulated to demand higher pay in the knowledge that any resultant job losses will fall on outsiders.The unpalatable truth remains that Europe's economies need substantial further reform if they are to prosper in an ever more competitive, globalised environment.

Further, these mounting costs don't exist in a vacuum, but in an ever more competitive global environment.

At the same time, Comcast has entered what Burke calls "a more competitive environment than we've ever been in".

The House is a much more competitive environment".

"It is a much more competitive environment today," he said.

The brownstone market was becoming ever more competitive.

"It's going to be a more competitive environment," Mr. Carr said.