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Meanings of competitive edge in inglés

ruso
конкурентное преимущество
portugués
vantagem competitiva
español
ventaja competitiva
catalán
avantatge competitiu

Sports and business concept that an individual or organization outperforms competition in some regard.

Related terms
ventaja competitiva
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Examples for "competitive advantage"
Examples for "competitive advantage"
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They wouldn't immediately say culture is a key competitive advantage in business.
The Irish Times
2
Specialising in areas of competitive advantage led to prosperity and sustainable jobs.
The Irish Times
3
The managers said they were attracted by Citadel's resources and competitive advantage.
Reuters
4
They seek short-term competitive advantage even when it leads to long-term suicide.
The Red Queen
5
That competitive advantage now goes to Carrefour, said Bernstein analyst Bruno Monteyne.
Reuters
1
Brett felt his own temper edge up and worked to quell it.
Here comes trouble
2
Leesil rose up inside the downward stroke, his blocking blade's edge up.
Thief of lives
3
Microsoft also has an edge up on MySpace with their new privacy features.
Wired
4
Stack on chunky bangles to edge up an otherwise feminine dress.
Ebony
5
Shrugging, he resheathed the blade, carefully, edge up, and walked on.
Assail
Usage of competitive edge in inglés
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Opinion is divided on whether this can give athletes a competitive edge.
Reuters
2
The traditionally competitive edge of home internationals appeared to influence his thinking.
The Guardian
3
Still, those experts agreed: A competitive edge is a competitive edge.
Wired
4
It's this competitive edge that keeps them one step ahead of the game.
News.com.au
5
Even when it comes to training we need that competitive edge.
The Irish Times
6
It has said MySQL will improve its competitive edge against Microsoft.
Reuters
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If it has to import, it will lose its competitive edge, he said.
Reuters
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The competitive edge is provided by the intelligent use of data.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
9
It's very technical but with a competitive edge that academy football doesn't have.
The Guardian
10
The country will lose its competitive edge and tourists will turn back mid-flight.
The Irish Times
11
Currently there is a neat competitive edge to England's batting line-up.
The Guardian
12
The conventional wisdom in Washington is that America is losing its competitive edge.
Reuters
13
What may hinder your efforts in all this is a slightly competitive edge!
The South African
14
However; it's also a day where the subtly competitive edge could start to intensify.
The South African
15
Newspapers' mass distribution had always given it a competitive edge.
Reuters
16
The commissioner denied suggestions that teams with fans present would have a competitive edge.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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