Sentence examples for more competitive among from inspiring English sources

Integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) technology is becoming increasingly more competitive among advanced power generation systems suitable for carbon capture.

These values dictate that current REFiT rates have to be increased to attract private sector for investment in this field and to make tidal current energy more competitive among other types of energies.

If the cost of air capture is less than $50/t ofCO22, it will be more competitive among climate mitigation technologies.

The annual holiday kickoff comes earlier and gets bigger and more competitive among retailers every year, so shoppers can save hundreds on planned purchases by waiting until late November.

On one hand, Thai educators hope that e-learning will provide a pathway to education for students who are unable to access higher education; on the other, it is a necessary enhancement for the country to become more competitive among the ASEAN neighbors (Khaopa, 2012; Saowapon, Laohajaratsaeng, Thammajinda, & Singharajwarapan, 2001).

The more competitive among us, however, think the point is making competitive comparisons with others -- what's more fun than making losing at the sport of sleep the newest thing to lie in bed worrying about?

Maybe all the ambition was mutually offsetting, but I've sensed more competitive hostility among the patrons of Brooklyn karaoke bars than among Clarkson's campers.

But the market is getting more competitive, even among the small businesses that qualify for set-asides.

Among other things, that will mean 12 contestants instead of 10 competing for the $500,000 prize, three shows a week instead of five or six, more competitive challenges among the group's members and a larger, remodeled house with what Mr. Shapiro called "furniture from upscale boutiques, no more Ikea furniture".

America passed a law in 1998 encouraging more competitive pricing among shippers, though they will be allowed to continue agreeing prices as long as regulators do not judge them abusive.Fining cartels more heavily and sending their bosses to jail will no doubt help curb price-fixing.

The growth in smartphone usage — supported by ever-faster mobile network speeds — is also giving rise to a much more competitive landscape among carriers, handset makers and other phone retailers targeting consumers on the hunt for new devices.