Sentence examples for compete with how from inspiring English sources

Yet none of this can compete with how much fun it gets in the end, when, in the last forty seconds, the video descends suddenly, surrealistically, and with no little amount of joy, from... 10) The band punching themselves in the face!

And definitely not try to compete with how many users they have.

We watched them grow and learn stage presence, how to compete with grace and panache, how to work in teams, and how to be who they truly are as artists.

People were like, "How the hell are you going to compete with Yahoo!?" And how did they do it?

The traits of an individual can be rationalized not only as to how they helped an individual's ancestors compete with conspecifics but how they helped its species compete with other species.

"If Lewis applies himself, and is right on it, there's no way Nico can get close to him," Hill said in the buildup to the Brazilian Grand Prix. "There is a certain amount of talent which you can't compete with, no matter how many hours you put in.

"But if they don't let us compete with our competitors, how are we going to stay in business?" Mr. Natoli's lawyer, Robert M. Foley of Foley & Foley in Westbury, said he had argued before the Board of Zoning Appeals that the sale of propane was "a typical accessory use for a garden center".

Even if you can't compete with someone else, how can you be the best you can be?

Hammergren spoke with Forbes Technology Editor Kerry Dolan about how the company is growing, who it's partnering and competing with, and how technology can improve the delivery of health care in the future.

The theoretical hierarchical model adopted made it possible to evaluate how variables in the same group compete with each other and how more proximal variables may mediate the effects of variables in a preceding group [ 43].

"If you're asking, 'How do we compete with a TV show, or how do we do a TV-like show?,' then you're not really creating something endemic to a medium," said Dermot McCormack, an MTV Networks executive who is the head of connected content for the Viacom Music and Logo group.