Sentence examples for financially competitive from inspiring English sources

When the Canadian reactor was restarted, it said, it decided that its technology was not financially competitive.

If he could invent a cheap-enough way to produce heat using heliostats, solar energy could become financially competitive with coal.

Allies of the Democratic leadership founded semiofficial super PACs with the goal — mostly successful — of narrowing the Republicans' edge in outside spending enough to be financially competitive.

In 1665 they were granted a monopoly for 10 years to produce lace that was artistically and financially competitive with imported varieties.

By contrast, Mr. Ferrer would need, in the days ahead, to spend time raising money to be financially competitive with Mr. Green.

But there is little doubt that his record in Congress has made remaining financially competitive in the presidential race more difficult.

Once in grad school, many students find that the financially stressed, competitive world of research science actually promotes intellectual conservatism and risk aversion.

This will ultimately worsen America's trade balance with China, harming America's own economic recovery and fueling mutual Chinese-American resentments -- possibly culminating in financially destabilizing competitive currency devaluations, trade war, or both.

We hope that it will be financially viable and competitive so that we can stay".

If Romney had faced an opponent who was financially and organisationally competitive with him, or who could have made even better use of free media opportunities (think Sarah Palin), he may well have been defeated.

Its objective is the creation of new ventures, financially viable and competitive in their market.