Sentence examples for compete comprehensively from inspiring English sources
And in lessons learned from the Soviet Union during the cold war, American defense officials say the Chinese are not trying to compete comprehensively with the United States, but "asymmetrically" in the place where they have the advantage.
First, there is a demand for the service and to develop it further, and Okta would like to capitalize on that in its bid to compete more comprehensively against others like Microsoft and Ping Identity.
It is unveiling a series of features in its Marketplace that will see the company making one of its biggest moves yet to bring itself up to date with today's younger online audience — and compete more comprehensively against the likes of Amazon.
On the other hand, the fact remains that at least some appear to still be holding out for the next iPhone rather than going for the iPhone 5; and Apple meanwhile is still holding back from releasing new, low-cost models that might help it along more in emerging markets and compete more comprehensively against the huge range of Android devices out there.
Whether there is a truly voluntary assumption of risk and how elite athletes are possibly influenced to make decisions to compete against their better judgement, are beyond the scope of this article and have been comprehensively discussed in the literature.
In the Resolution concerning Some Major Issues in Comprehensively Deepening Reform issued by the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (2013), a key message is to strengthen the role of market in allocating resources to intensify economic structural reform, e.g. by putting private firms on an equal basis to compete with SOEs in the marketplace.
And the city needs a more inclusive, collaborative planning process that would allow these competing values to be worked through comprehensively rather than fought out case by case.
Second, LTCF staff may not comprehensively record data in the assessment tool because of competing demands on their time; they may therefore focus on recording information about patient functional abilities rather than health conditions [ 7].
