Sentence examples for viable competition from inspiring English sources

For an increasing number of business leaders, social responsibility is a necessity for commercially viable competition.

The Justice Department did not appear convinced that Cablevision would be able to provide viable competition.

Amtrak's Northeast corridor, enhanced by high-speed service, is the best example of rail providing viable competition to air travel.

But now that the Gonzalez initiative has ended, the Cubs seem to face no viable competition for the Yankees' desire to add a productive hitter.

The day that it happens is the day we know that football has arrived and is a very successful, strong, viable competition".

Dr. Rosen, whose firm has done consulting for states including Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts, said deregulating markets without introducing viable competition could lead to problems when government-imposed rate caps are removed.

This is the first National Security Space (NSS) contract for SpaceX, who won essentially by default since ULA, the only other viable competitor, declined to bid in the competition.

In the last several months, the Public Service Commission fined Bell Atlantic for failing to permit viable local phone competition when it secured permission to go into long distance service.

Provision of high-temperature industrial heat based on renewable resources is still not economically viable given the competition with natural gas.

While I continue to believe SiRF's viable and visible competition is fairly limited, albeit still significant due to the strengths of the competing companies, I think it's equally clear that GRMN faces an abundance of competition.

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, was considered an Aussie rules stronghold, and in the SANFL had the oldest Aussie Rules Football league, and indeed the oldest league of any code, in Australia, as well as a viable Rugby Union competition which had been running since 1932.