Sentence examples for be more competitive compared from inspiring English sources
Of course, that means we will be more competitive compared to last year.
Predator population dynamics in the "consumer" link demonstrated that the rotifers that consume two algal species are more competitive compared to protozoa feeding on chlorella only.
The maximum reversible strain of the nickel-palladium actuator could reach 0.47% in potassium hydroxide solution, which is more competitive compared with other metallic actuation materials.
It was found that the CUGP, regardless of option, was economically feasible at the plant scale of 40,000 BPD and was more competitive compared with conventional GTL processes, in case of high carbon tax.
This clearly had an effect as Alonso was more competitive compared to the Red Bulls than he had been in the last race in Korea.
In view of these features, our proposed scheme turns out to be more competitive, when compared to the current literature, as outlined in the sequel.
And he said a government-run public option should not kill private insurers, but rather force them to be more competitive, even going so far as to compare the competition between them toFedEx, UPS and the Postal Service.
"Moreover, CPMs proved to be more competitive: we saw 30% lower CPMs on average compared to previous campaigns.
It's been a satisfying start compared to last term and even now the league seems to be more competitive than a year ago.
