uncompetitive
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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He says the transmission charge can increase costs by up to 30%, which makes the project uncompetitive when bidding for government contracts against renewables developments further south which do not have the same burden.
From BBC
Twelve months ago, they were so uncompetitive that their coach was fired after just a year on the job.
In the Mississippi watershed, trucks command as much as 90% of the freight market, because handoffs between railroads make rail service uncompetitive.
From Barron's
In the Mississippi watershed, trucks command as much as 90% of the freight market, because handoffs between railroads make rail service uncompetitive.
From Barron's
The NAO also reported a lack of examiners and found many were leaving "due to uncompetitive pay and safety concerns".
From BBC
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