Sentence examples for compete largely from inspiring English sources

Other industries compete largely on feelings; their appeal is emotional.

"Our two largest brewers here compete largely in terms of product innovation".

The amalgamated, but smaller, airline will strive to compete largely on short and medium-haul routes.

But few in the organization would dispute that the Jets are entering the 2002-03 season with a chance to compete largely because of the work of the 31-year-old mother of two, Madison, 2, and Matthew, 5, a Jets fanatic.

Therefore it would have to compete largely on the basis of price; a doable but financially risky proposition.

In other words, it's mostly content that you can easily find elsewhere, meaning that SeeSaw has to compete largely on brand recognition and the convenience of having content, which is normally spread across the destination sites of multiple broadcasters, all in one place.

I would add that as a subject for comedy, the Nazis are best avoided, but will make an exception for Dan Tetsell, who has created the most thought-provoking and original Third Reich-based comedy you are likely to see (though he is, by his admission, competing largely with 'Allo, 'Allo! in this field).

Asia's busiest international airport, Hong Kong, competes largely with Chinese airports notably Guangzhou's and Shanghai's.

EchoStar, which competes largely on price, is fumbling around in its attempt to offer the local broadcast channels that DirecTV does not.

Proponents claim HomeRF has special talents with voice telephony, but for now it competes largely on price, less than $100 per machine for PC cards or USB devices.

The competitors in China were extremely aggressive, and competed largely on price and were first to adopt mobile booking, which put Ctrip's profit pool at risk.