Sentence examples for inherent competitive from inspiring English sources

Nike, say, has no inherent competitive advantage over a hobbyist who likes to design shoes (or feet, paws, wings or claws) for fun.

America's inherent competitive advantages would also be better served, especially in the new economy, if the nation invested more effectively in its human capital, in research and development and in infrastructure.

Thus, although this approach has not been tested clinically, we may be able to harness the inherent competitive nature of cancer cells for patient benefit.

The findings in greenhouse studies coupled with characteristics of Phragmites and its' rhizosphere chemistry in the nutrient enriched fields suggest that nutrient enrichment may enhance Phragmites invasion through correspondingly increasing growth and maintaining inherent competitive advantages of Phragmites.

These tools leverage both technology and our inherent competitive drive to get us to complete tasks that may otherwise be considered boring.

2. Localization: In style as well as substance, programming makes maximal use of the inherent competitive advantage of a Moroccan network targeting an overwhelmingly Moroccan audience: the appeal of local guests, local landscapes, and the indigenous traditions and folklore that bind Moroccans together.

The unsexiness inherent in competitive eating can be difficult to balance with sensitivity, so it is impressive to see a man spending two hours cleaning 1,000 grapes before shoving them into his maw.

Since Asians have an appetite for risk-averse attitudes in investment and risk-seeking attitudes in gambling, this paradigm shift represents a culturally inherent Asian competitive advantage, one that is extremely difficult for Westerners to copy.

It was, in a semi-intentional way, a brilliant parable for marriage and Hollywood career-partnership and the "frenemy" qualities inherent in a competitive working situation.

In our industry there are some inherent problems preventing competitive growth.

He might be a bust, but he might also go through the roof, giving you a chance to leverage his inherent volatility into a competitive advantage.