"Schools are just fundamentally more competitive," she said.
Developing countries that supply goods and raw materials to developed country markets are paying significantly more (on account of direct costs and the cost of delays) than developed countries trading with other developed countries, thus fundamentally altering competitive conditions.
If the capitalists were more correct than the communists, and if human nature is fundamentally more competitive than it is cooperative, then it will not surprise us that people, left to their own devices in any setting where large amounts of money are at stake, will lie and cheat and steal.
It will also begin to redress the imbalance between small farmers and the huge corporations that have acquired vertical, and fundamentally anti-competitive, control over the meat industry.
But Mr Van Miert thinks that these deals are fundamentally anti-competitive.In so far as they could stop Airbus talking to "Boeing's" airlines about new models, he is clearly right.
The company, American National Power, which is planning to build a 580-megawatt power plant in Yaphank, filed a complaint with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission alleging that the agreement contains "provisions that are fundamentally anti-competitive," said Robert Charlebois, the company's vice president.
But I've never figured out if it's because I'm fundamentally non-competitive, or because I want to win so badly, I can't handle the entire process.
"This is fundamentally improving the competitive position of the United States in the world economy".
The influx of inferior talent filling those new roster spots fundamentally altered the competitive environment: it allowed elite players, especially hitters, to excel.
The health care law has fundamentally altered the competitive landscape by encouraging a new wave of competitors and creating a marketplace that puts a much sharper focus on price, because individuals can so easily compare premiums on a single Web site.
