Sentence examples for compete across from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh continues to struggle to compete across the length of four-innings, five-day matches.

GE's aggregation-based advantages are what underpin its ability to compete across 170 countries.

In other ways, however, Rockefeller and Mr. Gates earnestly compete across the decades in cheapness.

The final seven came to the UK to compete across a week of trials.

These rules hampered the rise of ethnically based, localized parties by forcing parties to compete across a vast, diverse country.

"Never before has our ability to compete across the spectrum of computing been greater," Mr. Otellini said.

It is a tactic that can be replicated almost anywhere, because the two companies compete across the country.

Professional ski jumpers compete across a handful of hill sizes; the Olympics showcase what are deemed "normal" and "large" hills.

The European Union Commission said on Wednesday in Brussels that music copyright groups must compete across borders, Reuters reported.

Twenty-four teams will compete across nine cities, all hoping to reach the final in Lyon 7 July.

But if a private-sector firm wanted to compete across-the-board with the Postal Service, it would have to build a humongous infrastructure able to reach every household in America, six days a week.