Sentence examples for increasing competitive environment from inspiring English sources
It is this hustle and hunger that will separate the top performing VCs from the media in the coming years and increasing competitive environment of VC.
China needs more market incentives (including financial and tax incentives) and supportive policies to compete under the increasing competitive environment after WTO accession.
That said, the company does note that it's preparing for "continued pressure on operating results" thanks to the "increasing competitive environment" and "lower handset volumes" — in short, the company's tour through rough seas should continue unabated, and plenty of analysts and pundits will reiterate that point in the hours and days to come.
Walmart's ASDA division failed because it was being affected by the increased competitive environment in Great Britain caused in part by the aggressive entry of Aldi and Lidl into the market place.
Vincent Andrews of Morgan Stanley believes that Kraft's commodity-oriented business mix is "evolving to become an increasing competitive disadvantage in an environment of secularly higher input cost inflation".
Maximizing engagement is of paramount importance, particularly in today's increasing competitive and high-stress environment.
In Trichoderma reesei, its ortholog LAE1 appears to predominantly regulate genes involved in increasing competitive fitness in its environment, including expression of cellulases and polysaccharide hydrolases.
Today's funding environment has become increasing competitive and complex with the increase of compliance requirements mandated by the Federal government, funding agencies and research institutions.
Gottstein hopes to teach emergency preparedness to the public without being too overwhelming, "maximizing what games can do as far as increasing competitive spirit and making a fun, social environment," she told The Huffington Post.
First, consider the increasing competitive pressures.
The "biodiversity-invasibility hypothesis" by Elton [7] postulates that high diversity increases the competitive environment of communities and makes them more difficult to invade.
