Sentence examples for base to compete from inspiring English sources
The Egyptians' unease about globalization is rooted partly in a justifiable fear that they lack the technological base to compete.
One is that by welcoming foreign enterprises we enable our manufacturing base to compete more effectively than you might at first sight expect.
Acura is eying a broader customer base to compete in the specialized seven-seater category that serves customers with children, dogs and substantial cargo with its more economical, fuel-efficient front-wheel-drive package.
Williams has been busy this winter, trading for Nick Swisher to play center field, Carlos Quentin to play left and Orlando Cabrera to play shortstop, sending the incumbent Juan Uribe to second base to compete with Danny Richar.
By allowing its own developer fan base to compete with its official products, the company is on the one hand making its service more accessible to its user base, but it has also, to some extent, lost control of the experience it wants to offer its users.
When it comes to running, it may take that long just to develop the aerobic base necessary to compete as a world-class athlete, says Terrence Mahon, the head coach for Team Running USA, which is sending members Deena Kastor and Ryan Hall to Beijing this summer.
Porter, a native of nearby Wilmington, Del.., stepped out a bit by asking the still-developing filly to leave her West Coast base behind to compete twice at Saratoga Race Course in upstate New York and to make another cross-country trek for the Cotillion.
"I believe we have the bases covered to compete towards the top of the competition," said Croft.
Now Acer's Taiwan president, Scott Lin, has just said that Acer is excited to be making their tablet PCs Android-based – something to compete with the iPad.
In 1924, after winning both the league and Western Canadian championships, the Tigers became the first Calgary based club to compete for the Stanley Cup.
For Rhapsody, the deal could allow a quick bulking up of its subscriber base to better compete with Spotify, the European service that arrived in the United States in July.
