Sentence examples for is increasingly competitive from inspiring English sources

The field is increasingly competitive.

The higher education market is increasingly competitive, and universities have to differentiate themselves.

Parents also say they must take every opportunity for their children because the world is increasingly competitive.

Thus, the "externality" of water splitting, pure oxygen, is increasingly competitive hydrocarbons which happen to be emissions free.

In an industry where access to oil and gas is increasingly competitive, Shell hopes a demonstrated ability to design and manage megaprojects will give it a competitive advantage.

The report found fundraising is "increasingly competitive" and a large charity can spend more than £20 million a year on trying to bolster its coffers.

The environment is likely to be increasingly competitive.

There's no question that it's increasingly competitive in the global marketplace.

"Our goal every four years is to be increasingly competitive at the Rugby World Cup.

Furthermore, technical improvements to boost the capacity of existing spectrum and further auctions in 2007 and 2008 mean the wireless industry will be increasingly competitive.

Mr Alcocer talks of a "rejuvenated" region benefiting from cheap and abundant energy, a young workforce, and costs that are increasingly competitive with those in China.