Sentence examples for much less competitive from inspiring English sources

Obama's budget "makes our tax code much less competitive," he said, as if reading from a script.

We are already so much less competitive than other countries," said a businessman speaking on condition of anonymity.

And when an exporting powerhouse like Japan devalues its currency that quickly, other nations suddenly find that their goods are much less competitive on the global marketplace.

The cartelisation of global shipping makes things worse: trade routes linking marginal traders with major markets tend to be much less competitive than the high-volume routes.

The difference, Mr. Cassidy said, is that Toronto-Dominion, which operates in a much less competitive market, pampers its customers at a much lower cost.

Because none of the MAAC schools offered football scholarships, they were generally much less competitive than top-tier Football Championship Subdivision teams.

The two firms have a record of anti-competitive behaviour in Africa, where they face much less competition.

Wireless can't deliver the high speeds and has 'bandwidth caps' and therefore can't be used for cable competition much less being competitive with the rest of the world's broadband countries' current speeds.

Or in other words, just as lacking a competitive identity disqualifies you from being a living system, an insufficient kinetic barrier between substrates and products prevents you from having an identity, much less a competitive identity.

For one thing, export growth, after several good years, has stalled, partly because nervous international investors, rushing into assets they still consider safe, have driven the dollar up against other currencies — making U.S. production much less cost-competitive.

Verizon has even taken the next step and is now marketing some of the cable companies' products with their wireless services, meaning that there is going to be no cable competition, much less choice in competitive broadband Internet providers.