Sentence examples for compete more successfully from inspiring English sources
To compete more successfully in it we must better prepare American workers and students to seize its opportunities.
Those calling for looser limits say that greater access to foreign capital would help fledgling rivals to compete more successfully against Bell Canada, which remains a near-monopoly in many segments of the telephone industry nearly a decade after deregulation.
A combined Long Island-Metro-North regional system might compete more successfully for federal aid, some council members said, and a centralized administration could cut costs for expenses like payroll, human resources and legal services.
Should such supersalmon escape from fish farms into the natural environment, as most experts consider inevitable, they might compete more successfully for food and mates than wild salmon, driving the wild stocks into decline.
It approved the merger of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas with the recognition that survival of McDonnell Douglas's commercial business on its own was questionable and that one strong supplier could compete more successfully with the European Airbus consortium and maintain a favourable balance of trade.
To compete more successfully, Russia must expand its power base by creating an economic, political and military union in Eurasia.
Certainly anyone urging reform does well to remember that in higher education the United States remains an example to the world, and that American universities compete for foreign students more successfully than almost any other American industry competes for foreign customers.
Combined with continuing advances in our own search capability, the agreement is an important step in our efforts to capitalize on the high-growth online advertising opportunities where we are best positioned to compete successfully and create more value.
Whether such nuance will prove pastorally effective or successfully compete with more pointed voter guides produced by Republican-leaning or Democratic-leaning Catholic groups is an open question.
Tentative cluster heads with more residual energy have smaller t, and have more probabilities to compete successfully as final cluster heads (lines 2-8).
