Sentence examples for longer competitive from inspiring English sources

School sports days are no longer competitive.

Now your listing is no longer competitive in your neighborhood.

"Manufacturing mass or entry-level products in Italy is no longer competitive," says Mr Guerrini.

With the current prices for energy, investing in hydro or wind energy without state support is no longer competitive".

They will go wherever makes business sense and if the UK is no longer competitive, they will not stay".

And, fourth, countries that are no longer competitive can exit Europe's monetary union and depreciate their new currency.

Private securitizations can no longer finance competitive mortgages.

The Irish government's enterprise and employment minister, Mary Harney, said the closure meant that Europe was no longer a competitive location for the textile industry.

"If Apple forces competitors to innovate more, it could take longer for competitive products to come to market, and make it more expensive to develop them".

Some assume that because the first team is no longer a competitive force in Europe and does not even consistently finish first in the Eredivisie, the top Dutch professional league, it is no longer turning out top talent.

Global competition since the late 20th century has slowed the island's manufacturing sector, which is no longer as competitive in labour-intensive industries because U.S. minimum wages also apply there.