Sentence examples for improve our competitive position from inspiring English sources
"I have to give the unions credit here that they were willing to step up and reach some compromises to help us improve our competitive position, long before it's too late," he said after they agreed to a wage freeze and to changes in health coverage that Verizon said would save it $1 billion over five years.
Then the group joins other groups for a town hall meeting and action-planning session, which the unit manager opens by saying, more or less, "In light of what you've learned and heard in studying the learning maps, what is one thing we could start doing in this store (service center, warehouse, or office) tomorrow to improve our competitive position?
And, what about the promise that devaluing the dollar would magically improve our competitive position?
With the pending acquisition and integration of Diners Club International, we expect to significantly improve our competitive position in this segment through global reach and by accelerating growth in our payments network revenues," Nelms added.
"We expect this acquisition to significantly improve our competitive position by giving us global reach and accelerating growth in our payments network revenues," said David Nelms, Discover's chief executive.
"We face intense competition, especially from larger, well-established companies, and we may lack sufficient financial or other resources to maintain or improve our competitive position," warns the risk factors section of the filing.
This shifts the emphasis from meeting short-term promises to improving our competitive position year after year.
"The trading environment in many of our markets continues to be tough, but we believe the measures we are taking to improve our businesses will continue to strengthen our competitive position," he said.
If we are unable to anticipate or react to these competitive challenges, our competitive position could weaken, or fail to improve, and we could experience a decline in revenue or growth stagnation that could adversely affect our business, financial condition and results of operations.
"We must build on our recent momentum, improve our operating performance and increase the pace of strategy execution, to raise our competitive position".
