hyper-competitive

In this hyper-competitive age, you can't do great things as a company if you're just a little better than everybody else.

But the appreciation to date does not yet appear to have had any material impact on China's exports, which remain hyper-competitive.

But he calls the surgery, if it's only for pronunciation, misguided, and caused by the hyper-competitive drive in Korea.

"We're in a hyper competitive environment, " Andrew Beebe, Chief Commercial Officer for Suntech, told Leone.

The world's biggest bourses are battling for pole position in a hyper-competitive industry confronted with sweeping regulatory changes.

In today's hyper-competitive market, however, staged releases are no longer economically viable.

That has provided the capital for an investment boom that will help keep German industry hyper-competitive in the future.

Yet the author has put his finger on some vital attributes needed by professionals in this hyper-competitive age.

You'd think a chump like me wouldn't stand a chance in the hyper competitive online world.

But the restaurant business is hyper-competitive.

The ability to retain customers is particularly important in hyper-competitive markets, such as India.

In fact in the hyper-competitive, modern corporate world pleasing is more in fashion than ever.

Cooperation Competition: Enterprise's Basic Competitive Strategy in Hyper-competitive Condition

"exploit people's will to win" , by motivating them to become slavering, hyper-competitive beasts;