Sentence examples for more competitive to from inspiring English sources

He ordered Hefce to look at making its funding allocation more competitive to promote innovation.

This study's conclusions thus challenge the argument that policymakers should wait until market conditions become more competitive to deregulate.

Electricity markets are becoming more competitive, to some extent due to the increasing number of players that have moved from other sectors to the power industry.

"They see their classes getting bigger, they see some of their favorite teachers getting cut, and people have to be more and more competitive to get into classes.

Whereas Intel, with Microsoft, could call the shots in PCs, the Android market is more competitive: to make his point, Mr Drew lays out three cheap seven-inch tablets, each with a chip from a different supplier.

The best-buy mortgages rate-wise certainly look more competitive to borrowers with large mortgages who are likely to be in areas where prices are highest, notably London and the south-east.

Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt wants the sector to be more competitive and to adopt the American model by becoming more entrepreneurial.

This forced the airline to compete for more competitive routes to Spain and Greece, driving down prices.

The year before, it was more competitive: 44percenttoto Apple and 46percenttoto Google.

Competitiveness is relative; countries cannot all return to growth by becoming more competitive relative to one another.

The customers were coming to us more because we were becoming more competitive compared to other cinemas.