Sentence examples for natural competitive from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to try and overcome those natural competitive advantages that people have," he said.

"I expect that the natural competitive drive will lead to a still more ad-saturated media," Professor Cross said.

That way, the company was able to capitalize on the enormous natural competitive advantage that Brazil enjoys in steel production.

But if Obama is to rebound, he is going to have to suppress his natural competitive instincts.

"This presents opportunities and challenges for the Australian economy in our areas of natural competitive advantage, of which renewable energy and innovation are an integral part".

Brazilian shrimp growers deny that they have engaged in unfair trade practices, arguing that they are merely benefiting from a natural competitive advantage.

The decrease in price has made electricity from natural gas competitive with nuclear power.

That has made liquefied natural gas competitive, if only companies can find places that are willing to accept having L.N.G. terminals built nearby.

First, carbon pricing under the ETS has not resulted in carbon prices that make natural gas competitive with coal in the power sector.

At home, the miner was hit by the U.S. shale boom of the past few years that has made natural gas competitive with thermal coal, as well as by new environmental regulations by the Obama presidency that raised operational costs.

He was a terrible shucker in his first attempts, but his natural tenacity and competitive nature helped him to become one of the best in Toronto.