Sentence examples for subject of competitive from inspiring English sources

The interruption seemed to make Toal wistful, and he revisited the subject of competitive imbalance, framing it now as a consequence of Vietnam-era culture shock.

People become so obsessed with saving that it becomes the focal point of the trip, the primary topic of conversation and even the subject of competitive one-upmanship.

Pyne had been tipped to take the defence portfolio, even though that appointment would have raised a perception that he would favour his home state of South Australia in the $50bn submarine contract currently the subject of a competitive evaluation process.

He sent the manuscript to an agent, forgot about it and six months later found that his work had been the subject of a competitive auction and shortly thereafter that he was the talk of the Frankfurt Book Fair.

But the major β-glucosidases belonging to family 3 of the glycoside hydrolases (GH3) from Aspergillus species were subject to competitive inhibition of glucose to produce glucose, the Ki is generally 1 20 mM [ 10, 14].

In other words, they are not subject to competitive market pressure of any sort.

At present, many parts of the NHS are subject to competitive tendering on cost and volume.

Of these bacteria, Helicobacter pylori showed no CAI-ER correlation (rho = -0.039, p > 0.05); this species was not subject to periods of competitive exponential growth [ 28].

(Earmarks, for the uninitiated, are spending projects that are directly requested by individual members of Congress and are not subject to competitive bidding).

The involvement of carriers means that the process is also subject to competitive inhibition and saturation.

But she questioned why the contract was not subject to competitive bids.