Sentence examples for poor competitive position from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Ford is trying to compensate for its poor competitive position by wowing Chinese customers with its breadth elsewhere in the world.

In other words, official trade data imply that the invention of the iPhone has cost the U.S. jobs, reduced our competitive position and made us poorer relative to the Chinese.

Mr. Guggenheim, addressing a problem that is almost as vast — failing schools, the "achievement gap" that bedevils poor and minority children in America, the loss of competitive position with the rest of the developed world — finds a narrower set of villains: the teacher unions.

"We anticipated a downturn in the refining industry and took steps earlier this year to lower costs and enhance our competitive position; however, the operating environment continues to be very poor, requiring us to take further decisive action to effectively manage through the current downturn," Sunoco CEO Lynn Elsenhans Lynn Elsenhans said in a statement Tuesday.

The poor showing of the U.S. resulted from other countries recognizing the need to improve their competitive position in an increasingly globalized world.

What is its competitive position?

Nobody from Microsoft has ever made a poor competitive decision.

"Kimberly has been in a difficult competitive position.

But they have also benefited from an impregnable competitive position.

We can do it without compromising our competitive position economically in the world".

"We will rely on the party apparatus to remain in a competitive position".