Sentence examples for volatile competitive from inspiring English sources

Today's volatile, competitive, multitasking, 24/7 business environment leaves many executives with frazzled nerves and overloaded neural circuits.

It is crucial for firms to define effective risk management practices in the context of volatile competitive landscapes with rapidly changing customer expectations.

He has a volatile competitive streak and was banned for four games by the F.A. after being found to have struck a Chelsea groundskeeper after a match in London.

But an eating place that survives and prospers for 40 years in a volatile, competitive restaurant-rich area like Long Island must be doing something right, and if Stella is short on finesse, it's long on flavor and friendliness.

The move comes as the company struggles to survive in the increasingly volatile and competitive telecommunications industry.

While the industry is volatile and competitive, Mr. Wagner said he was gratified by Google's success.

The latest Mason-Dixon Poll, released last week, gives Mr. Warner a five-point edge, down two points from a March poll, and rates the contest "volatile and competitive".

First, as Mr Press (now Chrysler's vice-chairman) concedes, the firm is more exposed to the volatile and competitive domestic market than either Ford or GM.

In so volatile a competitive environment, strategy is no longer a matter of positioning a fixed set of activities along a value chain.

The move comes as the company struggles to survive in the increasingly volatile and competitive telecommunications industry that was created after the breakup of AT&T's near-monopoly in 1984.

Despite the risks, Ford shareholders would be upset if the company were not expanding in India, Mr. Casesa said, and growth there might help the company reduce its dependence on the volatile and competitive North America market.