Sentence examples for profitable competition from inspiring English sources

A senior executive with Idea Cellular asks, "How can they be competitive if they have to incur additional costs at every stage compared to a profitable competition?" Waiting for Policy Tatas, who feel victimized, think that Kapil Sibal might be able to do something.

Bethlehem's main product, flat-rolled steel, was barely profitable against competition from low-cost foreign steel.

The two canal companies worked together from the start, in a bid to ensure that both remained profitable despite competition from the railways.

Several profitable newspaper competitions, including that of The Sunday Times, were prohibited due to being thinly disguised forms of gambling.

Travelers would lose if American cut flights on less profitable routes, reducing competition.

Long-haul "premium leisure" flying to the Caribbean and Florida has proved more profitable, against intense competition from Virgin Atlantic.

Keeping his price-point high and not "unbundling" his product does make Bloomberg more profitable than its competition.

Such rich food sources might not have been available in close proximity to the nest in other observations during summer, or the available ones might have been less profitable due to competition by other pollinator species.

The high-end market is one of the few profitable sectors left as competition cuts into profit margins on mass-market cars and on mainstream trucks and sport utilities.

A smaller industry means there is less competition for profitable opportunities.

DVD sales, once hugely profitable, have fallen, and competition to license content from British independent studios has increased.