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Cp2gd Posted 17 years ago
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Hello,
Could you please review this sentence?
Mexico is the market where we were furthest away from leadership due to the investments made by our competitors in new capacity that have either recently been completed or are still in the pipeline.
My doubts are related mainly to:
furthest away: shouldn't it be "farthest away" or both forms are correct?
that have either recently been completed or are still in the pipeline: I would have written "that either have recently been completed or are still in pipeline" but I'm not sure.
Many thanks for your help.
Rui.
Could you please review this sentence?
Mexico is the market where we were furthest away from leadership due to the investments made by our competitors in new capacity that have either recently been completed or are still in the pipeline.
My doubts are related mainly to:
furthest away: shouldn't it be "farthest away" or both forms are correct?
that have either recently been completed or are still in the pipeline: I would have written "that either have recently been completed or are still in pipeline" but I'm not sure.
Many thanks for your help.
Rui.
Top answer
Mexico is the market in which we were/ are? furthest away from leadership as a result of new investments by our competitors that have recently been completed or are still in the pipeline.
- Mexico is the market in which we were/ are?
- furthest away from leadership as a result of new investments by our competitors that have recently been completed or are still in the pipeline.
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Mexico is the market in which we were/are? furthest away from leadership as a result of new investments by our competitors that have recently been completed or are still in the pipeline.
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