noncompetitive

"No one can be noncompetitive for any period of time."

"I just figured, what can we do for the community which is noncompetitive?"

Then offer a variety of family activities, both competitive and noncompetitive.

"We are in a business that's totally noncompetitive with them," he said.

More than $1.41 billion worth of noncompetitive bids were received.

The show grew into a noncompetitive battle of the bands.

At my son's fifth birthday party, we played all the standard games, in noncompetitive form.

He said, "Experience is not necessarily bad, but noncompetitive elections are."

The amount of noncompetitive bids was the largest for a 10-year security in nearly five years.

Up until now, life in rural Sonoma has been noncompetitive.

This is a chance for us to interface with colleagues in noncompetitive ways.

What they want is noncompetitive balance, and a bigger share of the profits.

Public pressure is not enough in a noncompetitive market.

Not planning for growth would make the region truly noncompetitive, planners say.

"The conference has place itself in a noncompetitive position."

I believe you don't have to be noncompetitive while rebuilding."

We've told the union all along we can not sign a contract that makes us noncompetitive."

That means a lot of noncompetitive structures are sitting out there."

Noncompetitive demand was considered decent and amounted to about $424 million.

It would restrict the ability of the administration to grant noncompetitive contracts.

Industry consolidation has also accelerated the noncompetitive trend, he said.

Most of the black coaches took over programs that were in decline or historically noncompetitive.

It has few natural resources to exploit and a small, noncompetitive industrial sector.

"It is essentially making energy-intensive industry noncompetitive in Chicago," he said.

"High housing prices affect wages and ultimately could make California a noncompetitive economy."