Sentence examples for needs to be competitive from inspiring English sources

Released in May 2011, it determined that the old structure does not have adequate space or technical standards the university needs to be competitive.

"If the party is forced to pour money into Connecticut," the strategist said, "then that means it will have less money to spend on other races that it needs to be competitive in.

We can complete the projects underway, continue the State of Good Repair program and press on to give the region the network of mobility it needs to be competitive with its global peers.

"We want to be a good partner with the city, but we also have the reality that this facility needs to be competitive and viable," said Mr. Wirth, adding that the site must compete with other, less regulated and taxed locales like Singapore, China and India.

But in that case, these kind of laws are just a way of consolidating the G.O.P.'s position as the new 1970s/1980s Democrats: A party that wields enough power in the states and Congress to postpone the kind of outreach it needs to be competitive at the presidential level.

The Energy Secretary Ed Davey told the BBC that the North Sea needs to be competitive.

We need to be competitive".

We need to be competitive in each game, really competitive.

We need to be competitive from the start".

"That's less than half of what you're going to need to be competitive now".

"There is a fairly compelling need to be competitive with other states," he said.