Sentence examples for weak competitive from inspiring English sources
The figure was seen as evidence of a continuing weak competitive position for American industry.
Initially, a disulfide-bonded fragment of PCI was synthesized showing weak competitive inhibitory activity against CPR.
To be sure, investors are right to be wary of highly leveraged entities or businesses in weak competitive positions.
In each case an industry leader was seeking to acquire a firm in a weak competitive position, fighting for survival.
FCH2-MEP was found to be a weak competitive inhibitor, and thus was unable to discriminate between the mechanisms.
A third group might have weak competitive positions in mature markets; these businesses require cash for survival but have no prospects for growth or increased profits.
Joseph A. Corbo Jr., the president of the association, wrote in a local trade magazine, Casino Connection, that without the exemption, "we could find ourselves in a much weaker competitive position in the very near future".
"The pressure for more applications isn't offset by an equal pressure for less," he says, "and no college wants to consciously put itself in a weaker competitive position".
Our study was designed to determine whether: (1) the riparian pioneer herbaceous plant Penthorum chinense has tolerance to droughts and floods as pioneer tree species and (2) P. chinense is highly capable to resist infertile soil to avoid low light conditions due to weaker competitive ability than pioneer tree species.
This will be a kiss of death for the euro-zone real sector because, to the weaker competitive conditions triggered by currency appreciation, price deflation may add two lethal factors: (1) debt deflation (i.e., increase in the real value of the debt not indexed to prices, as was pointed out long ago by Irving Fisher), and (2) the expectation that prices will continue falling.
And unlike disruptive linear businesses, which typically attack from a weaker competitive position, platforms can do it from a position of competitive strength.
