Sentence examples for building to compete from inspiring English sources

But the biggest reaction was to the Atlas robot, a human-shaped machine that Boston Dynamics is building to compete in the Robotics Challenge sponsored by DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

Sitting in the Arcadian setting of Calton Hill, with the Parthenon-styled columns of the national monument and the City Observatory behind on its summit, it has no other building to compete with for attention.

Is it reasonable to ask of a hotel in Italy set within a majestic historical building to compete with a brand new hotel built in Dubai to be state-of-the-art in everything from bathrooms to WiFi?

The idea is to demolish outdated buildings and erect modern office buildings to compete with London or Singapore.

"We're going to try to get office buildings to compete against one another," Mr. Johnston said, to see who can reduce energy levels the most.

PEG BREEN President, New York Landmarks Conservancy New York, Sept. 2, 2013 To the Editor: Kenneth T. Jackson is right that New York City's future requires new skyscrapers: office buildings to compete with other global cities, residential towers to increase supply dramatically.

Nintendo has the building blocks to compete, so it now comes down to execution".

Real versus Juventus was arguably the match of the round, two former champions building again to compete for the trophy.

Precocious youngsters with a taste for laboratory notebooks spend years building experiments to compete for college scholarships.

The oil bust of the 1980s forced many building owners to compete for business with amenities like tunnels.

"We are trying to bring accountability in the education system so Hispanic students have the building blocks to compete," he said.