Sentence examples for present day competitive from inspiring English sources
Despite the present day competitive products from multiple vendors, Burger King was the first national fast food chain to bring a broiled chicken sandwich to market, beating rival Wendy's by a period of several months.
Having initial knowledge about the process that will be undertaken is necessary because of present-day competitive conditions that forces us to produce faster and cheaper with a higher quality, such as minimum warpage, sink marks, etc. Computer-aided analysis and engineering softwares are used in order to meet this necessity.
He traces the evolution of the laboratory from the relatively public environment of the gentleman's house (if you count the public to be other gentlemen) to the privacy of a lab in an academic or medical setting, culminating in the present-day competitive secrecy of government-financed or corporate science.
Inspired by old photographs of the cyclist Major Taylor, Eliza Southwood has created a range of screen-prints and digital illustrations which trace competitive cycling from the present day to its illustrious past.
He is an outstanding storyteller and uniquely qualified to chart the history of Peter Drouyn's life through the evolution of competitive surfing from the 1960s to the present day.
Fast-forward to the present day and it seems like it's been forever since the franchise was competitive.
Present day concerns with climate change have imposed the consideration of environment-friendly practices as a competitive requisite for supply chains.
In the present day manufacturing environments it is becoming increasingly important to be able to deliver quality products at the right time to the market at competitive costs.
Her influence continues to the present day.
Present day ozonisers reach efficiencies from 4to8percentcent.
