Sentence examples for bring more competitive from inspiring English sources
Sharing power might also bring more competitive bidding for contracts.
Further expansion of the high-speed rail network in Europe, such as the HSL-Zuid line between Belgium and the Netherlands, continues to bring more destinations within rail-competitive range, giving Eurostar the possibility of opening up new services in future.
"The bottom line is that we believe this new competitive format will bring more excitement and meaning to each of our regular season matches for all of our teams throughout the year," David Downs, the league's commissioner, said in a statement.
We want to bring more people into the marketplace and make it more competitive".
It used to make English football more competitive, though, and introducing it into the FA Cup would bring more widespread financial benefit and thus redress some balance.
Caps bring more attention.
It is so named for its founder, Bikram Choudhury, who brought this more competitive, athletic take on Hatha Yoga to the Los Angeles in the 1980s.
The weaker dollar will make U.S. manufacturers more competitive overseas, bringing more (nominal) money to more American families.
found that for CDs, DVDs and clothes the voucher sites brought up more competitive prices, citing marksandspencer.com in particular.
