Sentence examples for fully competitive for from inspiring English sources

"But we can't ignore the precarious financial state of these companies, the extraordinary government offers of aid and our need to remain fully competitive for future investment".

Emerging economies are not taking the lead in these industries anytime soon -- they might not be fully competitive for 50-100 years.

WASHINGTON — As effective as Mitt Romney's campaign has been, it has benefited from one unusual advantage: the absence so far of a fully competitive rival for the Republican nomination.

Furthermore, the active support of GNSS providers is encouraged to assist the scientific community in the generation of fully competitive products for the new constellations.

Permanent magnets are fully competitive with electromagnets for fields up to 2 T, and fields as high as to 5 T can be produced in a small volume.

Even Saddam's revamped Ba'ath party - which now plays what is regarded as a reduced role in the resistance - is keen for fully competitive elections.

"The regulator has shown a careless disregard for the best interests of consumers, businesses and the wider economy through its refusal to properly regard the competitive distortion created by allowing one operator to run services before the ground has been laid for a fully competitive 4G market," a company spokesperson said.

For Gerald Berthoud globally the middle-class ideal of our time is to establish a fully competitive society, composed of individuals for whom freedom of choice is the only way to express independence from their natural and social environment (Berthoud 1992: 76).

"We would also want the rules to be such that they provide the potential for us to be fully competitive.

"From the service perspective, we feel we are fully competitive with the other alliances," said David Cush, vice president for alliances at American.

I'd like to put myself out of a job because we'll have a fully competitive energy market and there will be no need for our services".