Sentence examples for challenging to compete from inspiring English sources

Community clinics, and Haitian doctors and nurses find it challenging to compete with the free medical care provided by international groups, and many close up shop and move elsewhere.

"It's extremely challenging to compete with such well-known Web sites that sell the same items as us.

As a result, it makes it challenging to compete for talent, and hire away from the big, established multinational companies in Brazil.

Also, it is a reminder of how the economies of scale in the cloud business make it financially challenging to compete if you are not already one of the big players, or lack deep pockets to sustain your business as you look to grow.

A famous anecdote had him challenged to compete by a tiresome drunk: "A hundred bucks mine is bigger".

On June 21 bridge players are being challenged to compete for at least part of approximately 16 hours from dawn to dusk to raise $100 an hour or more for the Alzheimer's Association.

But this is a marriage involving not just one but two businesses challenged to compete against larger rivals: last quarter Pandora missed earnings with an $86 million loss on strong competition from Apple and others.

So, producers who sold fresh were disadvantaged and challenged to compete with cheaper reconstituted juice made from concentrate when there was no required distinction yet the "from concentrate" could sell for much less than fresh squeezed.

He skipped last year's Pro Challenge to compete in the Vuelta a España.

"For me, it's just a challenge to compete after all these years.

The new devices will find a tough challenge to compete with the latest Android handsets at much lower price points.