Sentence examples for built to compete from inspiring English sources

We think that we're built to compete.

Volvo XC60 — The XC60 is a compact utility wagon, built to compete against the BMW X3.

The Lusitania, which was owned by the Cunard Line, was built to compete for the highly lucrative transatlantic passenger trade.

From the first railroads to the Interstate Highway System, our nation has always been built to compete.

Two were built to compete in the four-seater class, while two more vehicles were built for both divisions of the two-seater class.

Longtime Florida visitors remember the park for its fanciful trained-bird acts, like cockatoos pedaling miniature bicycles, but the new site, which opened June 28, is built to compete with Orlando-scale theme parks like SeaWorld.

I think Steve said it great — if the Mac company and the iPad company were separate, what would the Mac company build to compete with the iPad?

"They've been doing a good job of it, but we've come in with a new build to compete against that".

"These rail lines were built separately to compete for territory and markets," said James P. Redeker, assistant executive director of New Jersey Transit.

According to Gizmodo, eight different teams built robots to compete in the unofficial Olympics challenge, aptly called the Ski Robot Challenge.

He co-hosted the British television show Full Metal Challenge, in which teams built vehicles to compete in various driving and racing contests, from 2002 2003 on Channel 4 and TLC.