Sentence examples for able to successfully compete from inspiring English sources
"We think it is in line with Catholic teaching to welcome the stranger among us and so we decided to, going forward, admit undocumented students who are able to successfully compete in the applicant pool," said Brown.
"We have been able to successfully compete in a competitive market by providing consumers with products they want at price points they find attractive.
"We have been able to successfully compete in a competitive market by providing consumers with products they want at price points they find attractive," a spokesperson said.
They found that if deer were to stop eating the native species, allowing them to thrive, the plants would be able to successfully compete against and repel the invaders.
While the eyes of the world are focused on the global competition in London at the moment, it's still quite rare to hear of English start-up entrepreneurs able to successfully compete globally with the Yanks.
The truth is that despite years of trying to compete, and spending more than a billion dollars on acquisitions, EA has not been able to successfully compete in the social gaming space and was losing talent, particularly to social gaming leader Zynga.
That suggests that neural mechanisms of pattern coordination were better able to persist in rule maintenance in the face of disruption, and to successfully compete to re-establish control of the behavioral stream after the disruption.
To successfully compete, local governments have been keen to promote their cities as global.
To successfully compete with this new breed of talent, others may want to hire an outstanding CMO.
