Sentence examples for future competitive from inspiring English sources

Amid doubts over the future of European competitions, Davies also said an Anglo-Welsh competition could be the four regions' only future competitive option.

And so, implicitly, the Comcast-TWC lowers future competitive pressures, which could, in theory, allow for greater local competition.

Therefore, the strong showing of English clubs in the Money League provides encouragement about the future competitive health of English football".

That's why the government champions their importance: not because they are trendy, but because they are critical to our future competitive advantage.

But protecting industries from future competitive pressures, such as carbon intensity and resource efficiency, will make sectors less internationally competitive in the future, not more.

"This remedy," the document says, "has the best chance of preventing future competitive harms and ameliorating some of the harm already done" while at the same time "it avoids burdensome regulation and minimizes ongoing judicial supervision and involvement.

Afterward, he wondered aloud about his future in competitive golf.

The future of competitive Scrabble is likely a Collins world full of ever stranger words.

While racing always seemed his likely future, the competitive spark also helped him to show early ability on the rugby field.

So we will argue for a better EU, more able to give its citizens hope for the future, more competitive in the world, and better able to cope with unforeseen crises.

The question now is whether there is a future for competitive, sustainable processing at small scale.