Sentence examples for compete more closely from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the aim is to compete more closely with Lego Dimensions and its more creative, tactile approach to the genre, afforded by the use of actual Lego bricks.

Particularly attractive to Kraft is Cadbury's strong showing in chewing gum, an area where Kraft has little expertise, particularly in Europe and Latin America.Getting its hands on Cadbury would also allow Kraft to compete more closely with Mars.

The Waterstone's boss hinted in an interview with the Guardian in June that the bookseller would launch its own e-reader to compete more closely with Amazon, which dominates online book sales in the UK.

"It says, 'We're accused of something and we're doing something about it.' " Ms. Han said it was possible that the Chinese state media were taking an aggressive approach toward Apple in part to help Chinese companies that could compete more closely with Apple over time, like ZTE.

In turn, this may help Amazon compete more closely against Wish, the mobile commerce app with a reported valuation of $3 billion.

And though petroleum clearly won out over electricity in the automobile's first century, battery technology has finally advanced to such a degree for electric vehicles (EVs) to compete more closely with their petrol-powered counterparts.

Increasing its SaaS offerings means that Capillary now competes more closely with companies such as SAP, Oracle, and Salesforce.

These new features means PopKey now competes more closely with Giphy, the GIF search engine, in addition to rival GIF keyboard Riffsy.

Foursquare has moved considerably away from being focused around check-ins and mayorships, into providing pure information services, competing more closely with Yelp.

We pay less, but we compete more.

If its pharmacy business comes to fruition, that means Amazon will compete even more closely with Walmart, putting increasing pressure on the big-box store chain.