Sentence examples for overall competitive from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the biggest flash point is the state of French labor markets and the lack of a greater overall competitive environment for businesses in the country.

"The overall competitive environment remains challenging throughout the food industry, particularly in the U.S.," Campbell's chief executive, Douglas R. Conant, said.

Obvious as that may seem, the natural tendency is for individual departments, like marketing, to retain information that is most important to them, regardless of whether it strengthens the company's overall competitive position.

"Every studio is claiming, 'We're O.K. so far, but we've looked at the overall competitive sales data and we have some concerns,' " said Amir Malin, a partner at Qualia Capital, an investment firm whose assets include several large film libraries.

Levein's job had been under serious threat since defeats by both Wales and Belgium last month and his overall competitive record – three wins from 12 matches – is among the worst of modern Scotland managers.

The new rule which we might call the Rehm Rule, given its timing states that an athlete with a prosthetic limb (specifically, any "mechanical aid") cannot participate in IAAF events "unless the athlete can establish on the balance of probabilities that the use of an aid would not provide him with an overall competitive advantage over an athlete not using such aid".

To that end, Binda tells me the startup is starting to see some direct competition in the UK, "but overall the competitive landscape is relatively quiet and none offer the same experience as miDrive (e.g. being able to track practice drives in real-time)." Its closest rival is recently launched Roadio.

While shipping the gas from the field on the Yamal Peninsula, one of the long, misshapen fingers of land that extend north of the Urals in Russia, remains expensive, it is relatively cheap to drill and produce from these rich fields, making the overall project competitive.

Overall, the competitive binding assay presented in this study provided a promising alternative to high throughput screening of emerging chemicals with estrogenic effects, which would be important in explanation of their potential toxicological effects and human exposure risks.

Southern isolates were overall more competitive than northern isolates both in the northern and southern field location.

The result for Ray is somewhat surprising as the three Ray assemblies only ranked 7th, 7th and 9th overall among competitive entries (for bird, fish, and snake respectively).