Sentence examples for able to compete effectively from inspiring English sources

What an awesome endeavor for Ewing to retain use of his foot and be able to compete effectively.

Neither company has been able to compete effectively with Rupert Murdoch's Sky, a satellite-based subscription TV service.

For instance, Bang & Olufsen is able to compete effectively against low-cost electronics manufacturers with its design capabilities.

"We will be able to compete effectively for institutional investment management assignments in any of the world's major markets," Mr. Calvert said.

But Mr. Edwards' communications director, David Ginsberg, said Mr. Edwards would still be able to compete effectively even if Dr. Dean stuck around.

It's only been in the last 20 years or so that Chile has been able to compete effectively in the modern global wine market.

The airline was not able to gain the scheduled routes it needed to compete effectively.

Some say he'll never be able to raise enough money from the public to compete effectively in a very expensive presidential campaign.

To compete effectively you absolutely have to be able to analyze those data quickly so that you can act on what you learn.

If that system goes into effect, he said, nuclear power "will be able to compete more effectively in a new marketplace.

"The merged company will be able to compete more effectively with the BBC, Channels 4 and 5, and BSkyB," said Ms. Hewitt, referring to the other top British networks.