Sentence examples for maintain its competitive from inspiring English sources

Apple now faces competition on nearly every front, and whether it can maintain its competitive edge without Mr. Jobs is a pressing question, especially for Apple shareholders and customers.

He said, "The United States will find it far more difficult to maintain its competitive edge if it excludes those who are able and willing to help us compete".

The move would help Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, maintain its competitive advantage in the expanding field of open document formats.

Martin Adeney, the former BBC industrial editor who worked in ICI's communications department for 10 years, says: 'The whole business was under pricing pressure and that affected ICI's ability to maintain its competitive edge.

Skype Translate could be a feature to set Skype apart and maintain its competitive edge, although Microsoft has not said whether the service will be free or a paid addition.

Shenzhen, which as a special economic zone has long been a hotbed of economic changes, will try to increase connections with Hong Kong to maintain its competitive edge and increasingly become a center for innovation, Mr. Xu said.

Nor would the IEA's proposals ensure that the UK maintains its competitive edge as a research-intensive nation.

Through the relationship triad POSTECH shares with industry and government, POSTECH has been committed to launching Korea into the forefront of innovative science and technology in the twenty-first century while supporting POSCO in maintaining its competitive edge (Innace and Dress 1992; Cho 2008).

"It will safeguard Lufthansa's position" and help the carrier to maintain its global competitive position over the long term.

When valuing prospective investments, the pair focus on owner earnings, which they define as the cash a business produces after reinvesting enough to maintain its current competitive position.

The pace of growth has led some analysts to wonder whether the brand can maintain its momentum in the competitive fashion market.