Sentence examples for flexible competitors from inspiring English sources

In other cases, night-feeding species seem to be losing ground to more flexible competitors — these also carry malaria.

But it is trying to transform itself and play catch-up with its more well-rounded, flexible competitors during one of the most difficult economic times in its history.

In Germany, for example, big companies face daunting labour regulations that make it difficult to compete against more flexible foreign competitors.

By contrast, in case of the more flexible aliphatic competitor (Tmen), an adduct was obtained (4).

This makes the app much more flexible than its competitors when it comes to deciding where you want to send your video.

This requires firms to be adaptable and flexible in dealing with competitors and customers to be innovative and entrepreneurial.

Users won't be charged anything automatically, however, unlike with the so-called "flexible" options of their competitors.

Such platform sharing will help General Motors and Ford become more efficient and flexible, like their foreign competitors who make it so hard to make money on smaller cars.

The resistance variables in this first stage are distance splines, which is a much more flexible specification than its competitors (e.g. linear, logarithmic, quadratic) and explains the data clearly better than using continuous distance.

The clunky solutions currently used to watch whales and other creatures might soon have a more lightweight competitor: this flexible, inexpensive "marine skin".

But even with those strict house rules, the Hourglass is more flexible than some of its competitors.