Sentence examples for global competing from inspiring English sources

Coordination and interoperability are important aspects that enable the required business performance in order to survive in today's global competing business environment.

"We need even more options with ambition in Europe for talented entrepreneurs and coders if we want to create global competing companies (finally)." Eileen Burbidge, also of White Bear Yard and Passion Capital believes "accelerator programs are valued by VCs more for the connection to the venture community and educational value to entrepreneurs than for deal flow".

This year has been fantastic and it's brilliant to win two major medals but the difference is with London it was a global medal, competing against the rest of the world rather than just Commonwealth or European.

"America is in a global economy, competing with the rest of the world for the best and brightest," says Jeang. "It is really shortsighted not to utilize this segment of the population who are extremely talented and can potentially pay gigantic dividends down the road".

The continuing global recession, competing demands for funding are not working in Long's favour.

Meanwhile, the schools themselves jostle for position in the various global rankings, competing in order to attract the most able students.

A better model, he suggested, would be Nokia of Finland or Ericsson of Sweden -- global companies competing successfully from small countries.

"I had the great advantage," he tells FORBES GLOBAL, "of competing against entrenched giants".

Under global warming, competing influences of increased MSE and large-scale mid-tropospheric MCB are already set up as a result of planetary-scale thermodynamic and dynamical adjustment processes, resulting in changing structure of the ASM meridional circulation and rainfall characteristics.

SEHK, as one of the top global exchanges competing with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), has been criticized for not being as comparable in terms of reporting frequency as even emerging markets such as China's Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges.1 Hong Kong and mainland China have very close economic ties and SEHK relies heavily on Chinese companies for new listings.

I therefore believe that in future, instead of two global initiatives competing with each other, there should be a single economic and social world forum.