Sentence examples for adjust to compete from inspiring English sources

Supply and demand would then adjust to compete away any yearly price cycle.

Instead of confronting the questions at hand — how to adjust to globalization and compete with the Chinese — the French are grieving their lost stature and glorious past, stretching back to the colonial empire, the Lumières, the revolution, Napoleon, even the Jazz Age writers and artists.

After decades focused on disciplining its own cadre to survive underground, the Brotherhood's leadership is still adjusting to the competing constituencies and high visibility of democratic life.

ZEGFR:2377 was labeled with 111In for SPECT studies, and EGFR-expressing tumors were successfully imaged when the tracer specific activity was appropriately adjusted to reduce competing uptake in non-tumor tissues [16].

The dollar should adjust to spur a net increase in export and import competing industries.

This chapter critically evaluates how utilities will need to adjust their tariff structures to compete with new forms of energy production.

Webber had a poor race, Ferrari made the mistake of adjusting Alonso's strategy to compete with Webber.

Meanwhile, the Public Accounts Committee suggested that the Department for Transport failed to anticipate that airlines and ferry companies would adjust their pricing so as to compete with the tunnel.

Relative fitness of low and high dfe lines in competition with wild-type flies was measured at a high density of competing flies (adjusted to less than 25% expected embryo-to-adult survival).

Another way to avoid both this modeling assumption and the need for weights to adjust for competing risks would be to use the parametric g-formula instead of g-estimation (see Web Appendix 1) (13).

But adjust they must and not just to compete that excess away.