Sentence examples for viable competitive from inspiring English sources

"This agreement allows the company to reorganize under Chapter 11 and emerge as a viable, competitive airline against both low-cost carriers and other network carriers".

But Miliband, who has also sidestepped questions over the exact size of his proposed market share cap, is right to question whether either of these two new networks will create viable competitive forces.

"Ethanol is the only viable, competitive alternative to foreign oil," said Tom Buis, chief executive of Growth Energy, the ethanol trade group that filed the petition with the E.P.A. to increase the blending percentage.

By investing billions of dollars in General Motors and Chrysler, the government "saved hundreds of thousands of jobs" and gave the carmakers a chance to be "viable, competitive American businesses" again, a leader of president Obama's auto industry task force testified on Wednesday.

The e-reader market long dominated by Amazon's Kindle has matured into a mainstream technology with viable competitive brands and a large, but still growing, choice of books and publications available.

A Bold Prediction A viable, competitive Chinese-built electric car will make it to American streets by the end of next year or 2011 at the latest, jolting the market.

We hope that it will be financially viable and competitive so that we can stay".

Employees, suppliers, dealers and communities will be able to depend on New G.M. as an economically viable and competitive enterprise".

Curiously, his approach fell out of favour for some decades, reemerging as a viable and competitive approach only in the 1990s.

Under his leadership, over the next dozen years, PRO was transformed into Argentina's first new nationally viable and competitive political party in more than 60 years.

Without a new arena, the Islanders "cannot remain viable and competitive in the modern-day National Hockey League," Bill Daly, the deputy commissioner of the N.H.L., said in an e-mail.