Sentence examples for inability to compete from inspiring English sources

Lazard's inability to compete with the pay packages offered by larger firms complicates matters.

It started with the inability to compete with U.S. and European Tours.

However, AM2-S31N/L26I/A30T viruses displayed attenuated growth as well as inability to compete with AM2-S31N viruses.

Or, as seemed equally implicit on Tuesday, was it his inability to compete in the national boxing championships?

The Muslim Brotherhood leadership, even the younger generation, is realistic about the Brotherhood's current inability to compete for power.

The Italian and Spanish economies, hurt by their inability to compete with Germany in export markets, continue to decline.

The coal industry has been hammered by its inability to compete with cheap natural gas and renewable energy.

It is also a lack of adequate financial resources, limited access to trade opportunities, debt and the inability to compete with heavily subsidized industries in developed countries.

But when the economy floundered through much of the last decade, it suddenly seemed to represent inflexibility and the inability to compete.

Still, inability to compete seriously as Jordan Spieth secured his runaway victory will naturally intensify Stenson's hunger for the remainder of this season.

That came after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and amid worries about a seeming inability to compete with Japan, whose great economic success was envied and resented.