Sentence examples for margin of competing from inspiring English sources

In other words, as similar elements of representational sequences fuse, the opposing links of these series cancel each other out, leaving only the fused total force shining forth surrounded by a "dim margin of competing alternatives" (Stout 1888b: 478).

The main casualty of competing on value would still be margin.

The joy of competing.

Instead of competing, collaborate.

"You'll never win the Heineken Cup with that margin to compete with".

Keep saving, because Apple doesn't make a gross margin of 34.7% by competing with Dell's Studio 15.

You can understand that they don't want to dilute their margins by competing on price.

Competing on value destroys margins while competing on features or marketing stories risks total failure.

Routes like London to Paris, where British Airways pioneered the first international air service in 1919, may be among the first to go because of the shrinking profit margins and the effect of the competing Eurostar high-speed rail service, Mr. Wheeldon said.

Dodd's campaign for President is not a juggernaut — he jokes that he is currently competing with the margin of error in most polls.

During his first visit to the state after announcing his presidential bid last month, Mr. Dodd joked that he was competing with the margin of error in the polls.