Sentence examples for sustained competitive from inspiring English sources
"We were looking for breakthrough technologies so we would have sustained competitive advantages".
Mr. Fruhan studied 1,500 companies from 1965 to 1975 and found common characteristics among 72 outstanding performers: a focused business, excess capital and a sustained competitive advantage.
The commission's recommended mission statement is nearly identical: "To support U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes in achieving sustained competitive excellence while preserving the Olympic ideals".
Specifically, that means a minimum return on equity of at least 15percentt a year for 10 consecutive years -- a goal that can be met only by companies that have a sustained competitive advantage, he said.
In its report yesterday, it offered a subtle change in the wording: "Help U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes achieve sustained competitive excellence and preserve the Olympic ideals, and thereby inspire all Americans".
In April, it proposed that the mission be to "help U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes achieve sustained competitive excellence and thereby inspire all Americans, and preserve the Olympic ideals".
The plaintiffs said that definition should be expanded to include the skills needed to "sustain competitive employment".
Families head for the cities, rural populations dwindle and enrollments shrivel, leaving some schools unable to sustain competitive teams in 11-man football.
He wrote that a sound, basic education "consists of the foundational skills that students need to become productive citizens capable of civic engagement and sustaining competitive employment".
SMEs trading across the EU have a better track record in creating and sustaining competitive employment than rationalising multinational corporations or the bloated public sector.
Markets cannot exist without government support, whether it is to enforce a contract, protect the civil rights and civil liberties of the weakest among us, or establish and sustain competitive markets.
