Sentence examples for more competitive or from inspiring English sources

Does he want to make France more competitive, or limit competition?

Having all one population of mitochondria or the other didn't seem to make a cell more competitive or healthy, Egli notes, so the competition seems to play out within cells, not between them.

Such changes might include reducing long-term deficits, making certain industries more competitive or investing in infrastructure.

Well, 2010 came and went, and Europe didn't look much more competitive or dynamic than it had a decade earlier.

Are we supposed to believe that everyone else is simply more competitive or slyly breaking the rules?

Corporate tax revisions could make the U.S. more competitive or let companies invest more in research and development.

Safety analysts usually use post-modeling methods, such as the Goodness-of-Fit statistics or the Likelihood Ratio Test, to decide between two or more competitive distributions or models.

Just ask any founder or high school student: there are few things more competitive, stressful, or fast-paced than building a company… or applying to college.

The argument has not been settled as to whether this policy will give birth to a more competitive Europe or whether it has locked some countries into a cycle of decline or stagnation.

Whether that is representative of a more competitive parity or enforced mediocrity is a topic of debate.

Consumers depend more on review content when the market is more competitive, immature or when brand information is not easily accessible.