Sentence examples for principal competitive from inspiring English sources
Swiss bankers see secrecy as a principal competitive advantage.
The sector's principal competitive advantage has always been the tax deductibility of debt.
At Microsoft, the company's executive team has identified two principal competitive threats: I.B.M. and free software like Linux.
Housing "unaffordability", says Mr Levy, was and is California's "principal competitive disadvantage".Even so, Californians are increasingly touchy about the troubles of their state.
Lacking access to the cheap immigrant labour, raw materials and exploding markets that rival glass makers enjoyed across the Alleghenies in the Ohio valley, to the west, the Houghtons also insisted that their fledgling corporation should focus exclusively on the specialist end of the business and use inventiveness as its principal competitive weapon.
The 25-year-old's principal competitive targets for the season are the International Paralympic Committee's World Championship in Lyon in July and the mainstream World Championships three weeks later in Moscow.
"The principal motivation and the primary competitive justification for BP-Amoco and Exxon-Mobil is to gain the necessary scale to undertake larger and riskier global exploration and development projects that become available," says Philip K. Verleger Jr., senior adviser, the Brattle Group, an international consulting firm.
Traditional theory states that the multiple principal is a competitive relationship.
Additional goals are to "increase the number of research teams led by internationally competitive principal investigators" and to "develop sustainable career paths for researchers".
For T. oceanicus we know that sperm viability, rather than sperm numbers per se, is the principal determinant of competitive fertilization success [21].
"Principals are very competitive, so there is some pressure not to be so honest," Vincent Brevetti, principal of the Humanities Prep High School in Manhattan, said in an interview.
