Sentence examples for can only compete from inspiring English sources

She added: "At resale, units in big schemes which are essentially 'commodities' can only compete on price.

"It is clear that we can only compete on the highest world level through teamwork," he said.

That means Nokia is missing out on sales, but it can only compete with the knock-off handsets if it offers a dual-SIM feature too.

HUGGAN: Phil can only compete with Tiger in the three or four weeks a year when his short game is out of this world.

"Just because I won three gold medals doesn't necessarily make me a better athlete than someone who can only compete in one event".

The lunar glow of Gheorghiu's voice sounds wan, and her intonation often sags; never having developed as an interpreter, she can only compete with our memories of her dewier prime.

Senator Chris Dodd has suggested that the Democrats can not only compete with the Republicans on national security but actually run to the right of them.

"When our kids are given the opportunity and the resources, they prove that they can not only compete but be some of the best".

Boss Tony Pulis was confident of signing the 28-year-old on Friday morning, saying: "He wants to show that he can not only compete but do well in the Premier League and I think that ambition, drive and desire is what you need in your club.

Rose will surely travel south in the belief that he can not only compete, but win.

Both gymnasts have contributed to a growing culture of belief in the sport that British gymnasts can not only compete, but also win medals at international level.