Sentence examples for fewer competitive from inspiring English sources

The result will be fewer competitive offerings, higher prices and less service.

But it is also part of a trend, with fewer competitive young drivers making an impact in recent years.

"You think about things differently," Professor Priest explained, "because if a company is about to go out of business, there are fewer competitive issues posed".

"Thank goodness for the Republicans that there are far fewer competitive seats than there normally are in a reapportionment year, and that they are well-funded".

This is particularly so given contemporary scheduling patterns in which fewer competitive nonconference games are scheduled, lest teams risk a black mark on their records.

Another possibility would be to plant a flag in Asia, a rapidly growing market with fewer competitive concerns than in the United States and European markets.

"At the same time it permits the broad range of settlements that pose few competitive concerns".

On March 25th one of its auctions faltered when too few competitive bids were made.

Aerospace is among the few competitive sectors of Russia's economy outside petroleum.

If the unions slump too much, Germany may lose one of the few competitive edges it still has.

She had, admittedly, won few competitive races and lacked the super-licence she would need to race in grands prix.