Sentence examples for fundamental competitions from inspiring English sources
"It will be taken into account that they are in Cuba for the fundamental competitions of the year," the paper added.
At the heart of all this may lie a fundamental competition between amateurs and professionals, or between new technologies and old infrastructures.
American officials are quick to say that there is no fundamental competition between the United States and China in Africa: the continent has a nearly bottomless need for investment that no one country could fill.
Although location remains fundamental to competition, its role today differs vastly from a generation ago.
Examples can be found in the law of the fundamental freedoms, competition law, collective labour law, internet law or consumer protection law – to name just a few areas.
So do 'sovereigntists' to borrow a Canadian-Quebequois term i.e. those who believe France should declare independence from Europe at a time when 80% of the decisions that matter are taken jointly by the EU 28 (soon 27) or the euro 19 nations on energy, the environment, product norms, monetary policy, fundamental rights, competition law and state aid.
Porter's work provides that rigor, as it defines the economic fundamentals of competition and strategy.
Athletes in their development days focus on individual elements of their game and build their capacity in the fundamentals; on competition days, they pull all the pieces together and push performance to the maximum.
The uncertainty, dynamism and volatility of the new competitive landscape are altering the fundamental nature of competition as the 21st century begins.
The continued evolution of time-based competition is only the most recent reminder of this fundamental fact of competition: there is, as the Nike advertisement says, no finish line.
