Sentence examples for would not be competitive from inspiring English sources

Still, the numbers indicate that such electricity would not be competitive in America.

He would not be competitive for the rest of the game.

This prompted complaints from for CITHS suppliers that they would lose business and that, as SCC was the only supplier on Sprint ii, it would not be competitive.

Selig used to say that the Brewers, like other small-market teams, would not be competitive until the taxpayers built them a new home.

The product manager immediately realised that his software would not be competitive with what has been on the market for a year already.

Spain and Germany have recently trimmed their subsidies for solar power, leaving Italy's among the most generous in the world.The subsidies are so lavish because renewable energy is expensive and would not be competitive without them.

A lot of people thought we wouldn't be competitive, but we have been more than that.

"Even if the F.A.A. came out with regulations that said you could fly anytime, any way, commercial U.A.V.'s still wouldn't be competitive with manned aircraft," said Lawrence Newcome, who directs drone programs for Adroit Systems, an aerospace company.

Anything less wouldn't be competitive and would only drive participants away.

"But Valve would argue that it needs to get its hardware right or it wouldn't be competitive anyway".

It was getting fifth and sixth-placed finishes pretty regularly, and I don't see why they wouldn't be competitive if they come back.